Description:One way to judge design is how it makes you emotion is key. In this book, Joe Leech will show you how psychological theory can be applied to design. It won’t demand you read every single research study. In fact, it contains very little in the way of theory. What it will show you are the benefits of taking a psychological approach, as well as how to find and apply relevant ideas, and advocate your design decisions based on sound psychological reasoning, making your designs - and the way you talk about them - better.Who should read this book?This book is for web, digital and UX designers. It'll show you how to apply psychology to make your designs more effective and how to use psychology to better advocate design decisions.Topics PART 1: HOW UNDERSTANDING PSYCHOLOGY CAN MAKE YOU A BETTER DESIGNERWhat psychology brings to design and how we can use it to improve our designs and make us better at what we do.PART 2: THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF PSYCHOLOGYAn overview of the major types of psychology and how useful they are at informing design.PART 3: FINDING AND USING PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIESHow to solve a problem using psychology and where to find papers and studies to inform our designs.PART 4: ADVOCATING DESIGN USING PSYCHOLOGYHow to use psychology to talk about the benefits of our designs, and how to to test and improve on our designs.PART 5: TAKING YOUR PSYCHOLOGY STUDIES FURTHERAn overview of university programmes and online courses to learn psychology theory appropriate to design and designers, as well as further links, reading and resources.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with A Pocket Guide to Psychology for designers. To get started finding A Pocket Guide to Psychology for designers, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Description: One way to judge design is how it makes you emotion is key. In this book, Joe Leech will show you how psychological theory can be applied to design. It won’t demand you read every single research study. In fact, it contains very little in the way of theory. What it will show you are the benefits of taking a psychological approach, as well as how to find and apply relevant ideas, and advocate your design decisions based on sound psychological reasoning, making your designs - and the way you talk about them - better.Who should read this book?This book is for web, digital and UX designers. It'll show you how to apply psychology to make your designs more effective and how to use psychology to better advocate design decisions.Topics PART 1: HOW UNDERSTANDING PSYCHOLOGY CAN MAKE YOU A BETTER DESIGNERWhat psychology brings to design and how we can use it to improve our designs and make us better at what we do.PART 2: THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF PSYCHOLOGYAn overview of the major types of psychology and how useful they are at informing design.PART 3: FINDING AND USING PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIESHow to solve a problem using psychology and where to find papers and studies to inform our designs.PART 4: ADVOCATING DESIGN USING PSYCHOLOGYHow to use psychology to talk about the benefits of our designs, and how to to test and improve on our designs.PART 5: TAKING YOUR PSYCHOLOGY STUDIES FURTHERAn overview of university programmes and online courses to learn psychology theory appropriate to design and designers, as well as further links, reading and resources.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with A Pocket Guide to Psychology for designers. To get started finding A Pocket Guide to Psychology for designers, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.