We’ve adapted our reading habits to fit our screens, but at a cost.
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Everything Science Knows About Reading On Screens
UX Crash Course: User Psychology
A great series of articles that give a good overview of Psychology and UX. Gets a bit spiritual later on but good stuff none the less.
How to Create Visual Relationships With Contrast & Similarity
If you’ve attended one on my Psychology for Designers workshops you’ll know the psychology behind these techniques.
How to Create Visual Relationships With Contrast & Similarity.
What I Learned Writing A Brain Blog For 17 Months
The editor of the wonderful Wired Brain Blog shares his experiences.
Why reading and writing on paper can be better for your brain
Men vs Women in online shopping
Rather basic, but gets the key points across.
Navigating The Gender Divide to Persuade your Visitors to Buy.
A picture is worth a thousand words—or is it?
It turns out we learn things just as well without a picture helping us to understand it, well only if it’s repeated.
A picture is worth a thousand words—or is it? – Psychonomic Society.
Does subliminal advertising actually work?
BBC News – Does subliminal advertising actually work?.
I talk about this and other design science in my workshop. It’s a compelling idea for designers and marketers, a simple way to encourage behaviour.
The 12 cognitive biases that prevent you from being rational
The 12 cognitive biases that prevent you from being rational.
If you’ve been to the Psychology for Designers Workshops you’ll know all about cognitive biases and how to use them (ethically) in design.
