The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman

The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman

When you push a door that should be pulled, you blame yourself. Don Norman's book exists to tell you that the door is badly made, and that the same failure runs through most of the objects and software you use every day.

He builds a vocabulary designers now use everywhere — affordances, signifiers, mapping, feedback, constraints — and applies it to taps, cookers, light switches, aeroplane cockpits and nuclear control rooms. The chapters on human error argue that designing for the person who is tired and distracted is the only honest way to design.

The founding text of user-centred design, revised and expanded, and still required reading in every design programme.

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