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Cognitive Dissonance: Why it is so hard to accept two contradictory thoughts

Idea to Value

To reduce dissonance, they might justify the behaviour by planning additional exercise or deeming the indulgence a small exception Purchasing Decisions: Someone might prefer the economy of one car model but be drawn to the design of another. After the experiment, each student indicated how much they had enjoyed the tasks.

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Eleven Reasons for the UK’s Poor Productivity

Destination Innovation

According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) UK productivity has fallen to levels it held in 2007. Who is going to design and program the robots? Employees who are not engaged. If employees lack motivation, feel unvalued and lack engagement then it is the fault of managers. Resistance to change. Poor management.

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Cracking the complexity code

Paul Hobcraft

There was a good article within the McKinsey Quarterly published way back in 2007 entitled “Cracking the complexity code,” written by three authors Suzanne Heywood, Jessica Spungin, and David Turnbull. They suggest organizations need to decide on where to hold complexity within any design and build the right capabilities where they matter.

System 227
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Emotional Design with A.C.T. - Part 1

Boxes and Arrows

As UX professionals, we strive to design engaging experiences. Whether you’re designing a website or a physical product, the formation of a relationship depends on how useful, usable and pleasurable the experience is. The total engagement of the flow experience is highly immersive and encourages user loyalty.

Design 101
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Emotional Design with A.C.T. – Part 2

Boxes and Arrows

model, a user-friendly take on using existing frameworks for designing emotional experiences. Designing relationships. When we engage in conversation with another person, we make both unconscious and conscious evaluations of them. Design goals, types of reactions & triune brain. Design Goals. Sanders, 1992).

Design 95
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Design for Emotion and Flow

Boxes and Arrows

Information architects and designers play a critical role in ensuring the products they design provide users’ with a return on their investment of attention. The causes of flow have the most implications for website and application design. When attention becomes a scarce resource, it’s important to invest it wisely.

Design 95
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What is Discontinuous Innovation? Definition, Examples and Management

eZassi

This often leads to the creation of entirely new markets and fundamentally changes the way consumers engage with a product or service, marking a significant evolution in the industry. Moving from the DVD-by-mail service to streaming in 2007 marked a pivotal moment in the streaming giant’s history.