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Thinking, Fast and Slow
Explores how intuitive and deliberate modes of thought shape judgment, decision-making, and cognitive bias.
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Articulating Design Decisions
Teaches designers to explain their choices clearly, connect them to business goals, and respond constructively to feedback.
Design for Cognitive Bias
Examines common cognitive biases and shows designers how to recognize, counter, and ethically work with them.
Design for How People Think: Using Brain Science to Build Better Products
Connects cognitive science with product design to explain how users perceive, remember, and act on information.
Design for Safety
Shows how digital products can enable interpersonal harm and offers practical ways to design for vulnerable users.
Engaged
Applies behavioral psychology to the design of products that help people make meaningful and lasting changes.
Everyday Information Architecture
Introduces practical ways to organize, label, and structure content so people can find and understand it.
Handbook of Usability Testing
Guides practitioners through planning, moderating, analyzing, and reporting rigorous usability studies.
How to Make Sense of Any Mess
Uses information architecture principles to help people clarify complex situations and organize them into understandable structures.
Interviewing Users
Offers practical guidance for planning, conducting, and synthesizing interviews that reveal meaningful user insights.
Jobs to Be Done: Theory to Practice
Turns Jobs-to-Be-Done theory into a practical framework for uncovering customer needs and identifying innovation opportunities.