So, I took on a project in which I am supposed to produce a post a day. I’m already woefully behind. But you know what? […]
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Exposure effect says that a repeated exposure to an image or concept with an initially neutral response will have a more favorable response over time […]
38 of 365: Exposure Effect design principle
Good control design in a system allows for the ease of use for new users (beginners) or complex, customizable use by seasoned users (experts). A […]
26 of 365: Control #design principle
So, I decided to break with the design principles and do something kind of fun today. My friend Justin Hoenke, a fabulous librarian and one […]
25 of 365: There’s a little Carlton Banks in all ...
Comparison as a design principle takes into account the effect of illustration of differences in a controlled system. Comparison is most effective when it is […]
19 of 365: Comparison #design principle
Cognitive Dissonance occurs when a statement or idea causes conflict or discomfort because there is a motivating part and a demotivating part of the idea. […]