Effective Slogans (05-22-23)
Hodges, Estes, and Warren probed the implications of the words used in slogans and it’s likely that their findings are more broadly useful to designers.
Hodges, Estes, and Warren probed the implications of the words used in slogans and it’s likely that their findings are more broadly useful to designers.
Dinse, Newen, and Tegenthoff have collected additional information indicating that our perceptions of textures are quite subjective.
Sun and colleagues link experiencing sunlight and taking more risks.
We take selfies for different reasons than we take photos in general.
How does being in nature influence phone use?
The patterns that we see around us have a major effect on what goes on in our heads. Pattern-related neuroscience research findings are useful wherever and whenever upholstery, wall coverings, flooring, etc. are being selected.
Encouraging positive actions
Planning for visual intensity
Research confirms place-behavior links.
Von der Au and colleagues increase our understanding of augmented reality (AR) experiences.