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The Design of Everyday Things
Design doesn’t just live in fancy gadgets or flashy apps — it’s in every doorknob that jams, every stove knob that confuses, every remote control that feels like a secret puzzle. Don Norman’s The Design of Everyday Things throws a spotlight on the silent war between humans and poorly made objects, arguing that when things go wrong, it’s usually the design’s fault, not yours.
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