A useful list of behavioural design resources that helped my understand human behaviour.
Motivation will get you so far. It's time we hack it.
Most of our health outcomes rely on our behavior, meaning the actions we take and those we fail to perform.
How to solve an "impossible" problem using design thinking.
A solution-focused exercise I find fascinating as a designer.
To grow in our personal or work life, we need to face our fears; this articles provides some tips and exercices to work with (not against) fear.
In this article I will provide you with a simple method to create your goal and stick to it, created by an expert –Dr. BJ. Fogg - on changing human behavior.
Explaining the power of social proof in design.
Behavioral design is helping designers create more human-centered solutions. See how.
Behavioral science, energy use and interaction design: what a strange combination, you might say. However the combination of the three is one of the “hottest” topics online. Companies like Opower or my client, Advizzo (see case study below) are breaking the wall between how energy consumers (water and electricity) interact with the utilities companies while also finding an easier way to communicate and produce benefits for both sides.
Have you ever chosen a website with beautiful design and trusted that the people providing the services there were more competent than another less organized and poorly designed website? And was it so?
“People don't buy products; they buy better versions of themselves”
Explaining the Hook Model by Nir Eyal - a great source of inspiration when building habit-forming products for designers, developers, project managers and business people.
