The psychology in UX design. Unless we are making automated products… | by Ish∆n | UX Collective
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The Psychology of UX design Unless we are making automated products there is the involvement of the human brain and we need designers to understand how it influences human behavior Ish∆n 15 min read · Feb 5, 2020 -- 5 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size P sychology is an integral part of the User Experience(UX) design process. Understanding how people interact with the product and how their decisions can be influenced or can be manipulated are the topics to be covered by UX designers. Design psychology is a combination of neuroscience, cognitive psychology, social psyc
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