Designing Pleasurable Products: An Introduction to the New Human FactorsCRC Press, 2000 M04 27 - 224 páginas More than ever, designers and technologists are considering human factors in the product design process. Consumers are now seen as key to the overall look and usability of products, not just passive users. Traditional thinking assumed that if a task could be accomplished with a reasonable degree of efficiency and comfort, then the product fit the u |
Contenido
1 PLEASURE WITH PRODUCTS | 1 |
2 THE FOUR PLEASURES | 10 |
3 CREATING PLEASURABLE PRODUCTS | 51 |
4 METHODS | 121 |
5 CONCLUSIONS | 181 |
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