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Seductive interaction design

by Stephen P. Anderson · first published 2011

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Provides information on creating an effective Web site based on the stages of seduction and looks at the motivations of the site's users.

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  • primigenus · Jun 4, 2014 · Recommends

    …that it just sticks. Patreon got it right: it evokes "patron" but it's slightly different, so you can intuitively guess what it's about and still remember the brand itself. I recommend reading the book Seductive Interaction Design by Stephen Anderson: http://www.amazon.com/Seductive-Interaction-Design-Effective... - it will help you combine your existing ability to reason about the product with some basic psychology and mental…

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  • divmain · Oct 14, 2016 · Recommends

    I found Seductive Interaction Design to be both enjoyable and highly instructive! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321725522/

    on “Ask HN: Good books or articles on UI design?” ↗
  • donw · Nov 18, 2016 · Recommends

    …Any Mess" by Abby Covert. How to organize and present information. "To Sell is Human" by Dan Pink. This is how you should look at sales and marketing. Assuming you are going to be building software: "Seductive Interaction Design" by Stephen P. Anderson. "Planning Extreme Programming" and "Extreme Programming Explained" are must-reads for working with software teams. I've worn both product and engineer hats on my path to being…

    on “Ask HN: Books you would recommended for starting out in product management?” ↗

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