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The World's Most Satisfying Checkbox
Our desires, motivations and behaviors are constantly being shaped by incentives and systems we aren’t even aware of. So much genius and money has gone into a metaphor that assumes all humans desire is status and likes and influence and convenience and efficiency.
Yes, humans want all those things. But we also want to be inspired. To be delighted. T... See more
Yes, humans want all those things. But we also want to be inspired. To be delighted. T... See more
sari azout • Taste, Conviction, Elon Musk
I wanted the experience of computation to feel. I wanted the experience to feel fluid. I wanted to create something that users could move through without friction or boundaries.
uxdesign.cc • Introducing Mercury OS – UX Collective
Feel is not something we talk much about as digital product designers. It’s difficult to quantify in metrics or even describe in words, so it tends to fall to the bottom of a priority list. But we know it’s important. As legend goes, what sold internal teams at Apple on the bold choice of building a phone around a touchscreen interface was the simp... See more
Andy Works • The World's Most Satisfying Checkbox | !Boring Software
As a designer, if you can understand and control how that illusion is formed in your player’s mind, you will create experiences that feel as real, or more real, than reality itself.
Schell • The Art of Game Design: A book of lenses
If you and I were to design a chair together, we’d have to consider some factors from the get-go. Of course, we’d consider the seat’s size, the height from the ground, the angle of the back, the materials, and the fabric. Before we made any of those decisions, we’d ask ourselves about the chair’s goals. Who would be using the chair? What would they
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