Ep67-Design for how people think by John Whalen
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“This podcast is always full of amazing insights for user centered design. In this episode Jason Ogle talks to John Whalen about his book titled “Design for how people think” where he talks about the 6 minds of expression - vision, wayfinding, language, decision making, emotions and memory. There are many real life examples which he quotes on how we can become better designers by understanding how people think. This podcast is a goldmine for someone who wants to learn about designing for users. Keep up the good work guys!”
parulshukla via Apple Podcasts ·
Singapore ·
10/18/19
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