The book to give to managers, coworkers and clients to explain the importance of good design. Will change the way everyone looks at the websites, apps, services and systems they depend on in their everyday lives.
Everything we use, from social media, to our homes, to our highways, was designed by someone. What did they get right and where have they let us down? Let’s find out!
Experienced designers will learn new stories and better ways to explain the fundamentals in their most important conversations.
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- Learn the true impact of good and bad design in our world.
- Recognize why good design matters and what prevents it in organizations.
- New stories and inspirations for designers and makers.
- Great for managers and leaders who want to make better experiences for their customers
- Written by bestselling author Scott Berkun (
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Early praise:
“A masterpiece… the best book I’ve ever read on design thinking, and has replaced ‘The Design of Everyday Things’ as my go-to recommendation for design books.” Vanessa Harris, Google PM
“This fascinating book will help you see design everywhere and question why it works–or why it fails” – Ellen Lupton, curator at Cooper- Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
“An invaluable, essential resource that demystifies and democratizes design for everyone who lives with it–which is to say, all of us.” – Khoi Vinh, Principal Designer at Adobe and Former Design Director of The New York Times
“Design does indeed make the world… a highly readable book about this fact.” – Henry Petroski, author of Small Things Considered: Why There Is No Perfect Design
“Nobody’s better at explaining how the world really works than Scott Berkun.” – Jeffrey Zeldman, co-founder of A List Apart
“A brilliant book.” – Alan Cooper, Author of About Face and founder of Cooper Interaction Design
“Clear, concise and inspiring… makes a brilliant case for the ubiquity of design.” – Steven Heller, co-chair of the School of Visual Arts MFA Design program and AIGA medal for lifetime achievement recipient
“Shows the true impact of design on the world and makes it fun to discover a new way to think and see” – Matthew Leacock, creator of the game Pandemic
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