"The Design of Everyday Things" book summary

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How do designers improve their design to work around flaws in human logic? We read the book The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman.
The book explores the need for human-centered design, and uses various subjects from psychology to art to offer useful frameworks for designers to make things with the user in mind.
Our summary covers the five principles of good design, how to bridge the gulf between a product and a user’s understanding, a framework for human-centered design, and a case study on how human-centered design could have saved the Susan B. Anthony coin, plus more insights like the the seven stages of action framework, how human memory impacts design, how four key constraints impact design, and why designers must resist the temptation of “feature-itis” to add unnecessary features to an already great product in our written summary.

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