Reviews
It was a good time to think about the psychological aspects of users beyond just UXUI design, why they feel comfortable or uncomfortable with certain designs. If you're working on UX, you really should read it as a reader.
It explains in detail the role psychology plays in user-experience design, as the title of the book UX Psychology. If the scientific background of the book is chemistry, which makes good cooking possible, then the scientific setting of good design is psychology. "The idea of a good design was a good book to contain the need for understanding the mind of the user. It's going to be very helpful for someone who wants to know more about the user's psychology using digital products!
I would recommend it as a book to be read not only for UX designers and developers and planners but also for all of you who are working on digital programming. Especially digital marketing people! I hope that you can make it through the psychological path of this book, so that great prodists don't see light and get buried. I'm gonna make that kind of service.
Reconciliating a variety of examples with the theory of psychology and concepts. Along with the psychological term, it gives logical proof of why and how the results were produced. Instead of making a general guess, we can go into the context of what the user is doing based on the psychology of the mind.
A book that really, realistically, and with psychological reasons, gave me a reason for my curiosity about users. I was worried that it was hard for me to know a lot about psychology, but there were so many things that I could relate to. "I'm glad I can think about the everyday UX part of life.". I'd like to recommend it to people who have been studying the problem of 053 and who are wondering how I can make my results memorable.
David Evans: UX Psychology
Which design succeeds and which fails? The answer lies in the disease phenomenon of UX. The UX soldier is a psychological area of the user that design should pass. The book is the first guide in the world to discover the psychological path of UX design, and it explores with interest how people psychologically accept and reject design. The author, UX expert and a professor of psychology, is the chief executive of Microsoft's clients' research, and has been working on designing typical products such as Office 37, Windows 10, and has all published in this book a insight that he has learned from his work experience. The author who has long studied the psychology behind UX reveals the secret of design that is spread and used globally, not by a single rule, but by 100 years of research in psychology. This one book is a magnificently designed book that will end all the psychological knowledge necessary to build UX design.
Korean title: UX 심리학
Korean author: 데이비드 에반스
Korean publisher: 유엑스리뷰(UX REVIEW)
ISBN-13: 9791188314782
Reviews
It was a good time to think about the psychological aspects of users beyond just UXUI design, why they feel comfortable or uncomfortable with certain designs. If you're working on UX, you really should read it as a reader.
It explains in detail the role psychology plays in user-experience design, as the title of the book UX Psychology. If the scientific background of the book is chemistry, which makes good cooking possible, then the scientific setting of good design is psychology. "The idea of a good design was a good book to contain the need for understanding the mind of the user. It's going to be very helpful for someone who wants to know more about the user's psychology using digital products!
I would recommend it as a book to be read not only for UX designers and developers and planners but also for all of you who are working on digital programming. Especially digital marketing people! I hope that you can make it through the psychological path of this book, so that great prodists don't see light and get buried. I'm gonna make that kind of service.
Reconciliating a variety of examples with the theory of psychology and concepts. Along with the psychological term, it gives logical proof of why and how the results were produced. Instead of making a general guess, we can go into the context of what the user is doing based on the psychology of the mind.
A book that really, realistically, and with psychological reasons, gave me a reason for my curiosity about users. I was worried that it was hard for me to know a lot about psychology, but there were so many things that I could relate to. "I'm glad I can think about the everyday UX part of life.". I'd like to recommend it to people who have been studying the problem of 053 and who are wondering how I can make my results memorable.
