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The Inmates Are Running the Asylum
Why High-Tech Products Drive Us Crazy and How to Restore the Sanity
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In this book, Alan Cooper argues that the software industry's focus on technical capabilities rather than user experience has led to products that are often frustrating and difficult to use.
Cooper advocates for a shift towards interaction design, emphasizing the need for software developers to consider the human side of software construction.
He introduces concepts such as personas and goal-directed design to improve the usability and acceptance of software products.
The book is a call to action for the software industry to prioritize user needs and create more intuitive and user-friendly products.
Cooper advocates for a shift towards interaction design, emphasizing the need for software developers to consider the human side of software construction.
He introduces concepts such as personas and goal-directed design to improve the usability and acceptance of software products.
The book is a call to action for the software industry to prioritize user needs and create more intuitive and user-friendly products.
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Eric Ries
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Turning down $200 million and the big bets that led to powering 40% of the internet
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Larry Marine
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Disruptive by Design: Uncovering Game-Changing Insights (with Larry Marine)
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Jeffrey Fredrick
One at a Time
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Jordan Harbinger
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