Designing For A Hierarchy Of Needs – Smashing Magazine
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Designing For A Hierarchy Of Needs – Smashing Magazine
- Adapting Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, I proposed a pyramid of needs for Futureland, with basic usability as it’s foundation.
from Redesigning an App, One Day a Week at a Time by Pirijan Ketheswaran
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According to Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, a sense of belonging comes third after physiological and safety needs.
from The Power of Misfits by Anna LeMind
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- The Maslow hierarchy of needs is completely different in asia, that’s why many products fail at monetisation when they enter these markets
from #141 Kunal Shah: Core Human Motivations by The Knowledge Project
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- Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is much different in Asian culture compared to Western society. Example: Many people in India have never worked for an hourly wage, so they don’t know the exact value of their time. So as a result, convenience products do not perform well as they do in Western culture. Saving people time does not resonate. Continue readi... See more
from Kunal Shah: Core Human Motivations [The Knowledge Project Ep. #141] by Kunal Shah
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- Most of us intuitively understand hierarchies as relationships of power and superiority/inferiority (etymologically, “-archy” has to do with rule/authority): these are domination hierarchies. Higher is better, lower is worse: a zero-sum mindset is assumed, and value-judgments follow. This is how our culture is structured, because domination hierarc... See more
from We need to talk about hierarchy by Brian Stout
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- But what makes us
HAPPY
?
While this is likely a bit different for everyone, I believe that once we have reached the “love and belonging” step on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, we have already achieved a lot of happiness.
Human connection is absolutely key to wellbeing as found by many scientific studies. And conversely, social isolation has been link... See morefrom Being happy or unhappy in life comes down to this one thing
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- I think of these hierarchical layers as levels of leverage that different people, or teams have with their work.
from Pace Layers for Organization by Clay Parker Jones
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- Kwan's Hierarchy of Product Needs:
from Kwan’s Hierarchy of Product Needs: The Four Levels of Product Managers | Heavybit by Connie Kwan
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