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Books like Evolutionary Ideas

The Human Element
by David Schonthal • 2021
Great ideas fail not from weak features, but from the psychological friction nobody removes.
4.14
581
🧠 Behavioral Economics💡 Innovation Adoption🚧 Resistance To Change
The Human Element Summary
The Human Element 96%
Great ideas fail not from weak features, but from the psychological friction nobody removes.
by David Schonthal 2021
4.14
581 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics💡 Innovation Adoption🚧 Resistance To Change
Create the Future + The Innovation Handbook
by Jeremy Gutsche • 2020
Why smart companies miss disruption: seven predictable traps, and the culture that overcomes them.
3.93
289
🏢 Innovation Culture🏭 Corporate Innovation🧠 Cognitive Biases
Create the Future + The Innovation Handbook Summary
Create the Future + The Innovation Handbook 96%
Why smart companies miss disruption: seven predictable traps, and the culture that overcomes them.
by Jeremy Gutsche 2020
3.93
289 ratings
🏢 Innovation Culture🏭 Corporate Innovation🧠 Cognitive Biases
Overcrowded
by Roberto Verganti • 2016
Ideas are everywhere; meaning is scarce. Winning requires love, not just better answers.
3.83
122
💡 Innovation Strategy🎨 Design Thinking🧭 Purpose-Driven Business
Overcrowded Summary
Overcrowded 95%
Ideas are everywhere; meaning is scarce. Winning requires love, not just better answers.
by Roberto Verganti 2016
3.83
122 ratings
💡 Innovation Strategy🎨 Design Thinking🧭 Purpose-Driven Business
Subtract
by Leidy Klotz • 2021
We add to fix things; subtraction works better. The cognitive bias that hides the shorter path.
3.40
2k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases🔗 Systems Thinking
Subtract Summary
Subtract 95%
We add to fix things; subtraction works better. The cognitive bias that hides the shorter path.
by Leidy Klotz 2021
3.40
2k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases🔗 Systems Thinking
Iconoclast
by Gregory Berns • 2008
Three brain systems keep you from thinking differently. A neuroscientist maps the override.
3.71
903
🧠 Creative Cognition🪤 Cognitive Biases😨 Fear Management
Iconoclast Summary
Iconoclast 95%
Three brain systems keep you from thinking differently. A neuroscientist maps the override.
by Gregory Berns 2008
3.71
903 ratings
🧠 Creative Cognition🪤 Cognitive Biases😨 Fear Management
Innovation
by Mark Dodgson • 2010
Most innovations fail, and the pattern of those failures is not a bug but a design feature.
3.28
190
📚 Innovation Studies🔄 Organizational Change🤖 Technology And Society
Innovation Summary
Innovation 95%
Most innovations fail, and the pattern of those failures is not a bug but a design feature.
by Mark Dodgson 2010
3.28
190 ratings
📚 Innovation Studies🔄 Organizational Change🤖 Technology And Society
FRICTION―The Untapped Force That Can Be Your Most Powerful Advantage
by Roger Dooley • 2019
The hidden force that decides what you buy, what you quit, and what you never start.
4.09
119
🧠 Behavioral Economics🛒 Customer Experience🧱 Habit Design
FRICTION―The Untapped Force That Can Be Your Most Powerful Advantage Summary
FRICTION―The Untapped Force That Can Be Your Most Powerful Advantage 95%
The hidden force that decides what you buy, what you quit, and what you never start.
by Roger Dooley 2019
4.09
119 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🛒 Customer Experience🧱 Habit Design
Red Thread Thinking
by Debra Kaye • 2013
Innovation isn't genius. It's connecting what you already have to what consumers won't say.
3.74
201
🔄 Innovation Strategy🧠 Design Thinking🔍 Consumer Research
Red Thread Thinking Summary
Red Thread Thinking 95%
Innovation isn't genius. It's connecting what you already have to what consumers won't say.
by Debra Kaye 2013
3.74
201 ratings
🔄 Innovation Strategy🧠 Design Thinking🔍 Consumer Research
Sur/petition
by Edward de Bono • 1992
Competition keeps you alive. The real money is in building value no one else can offer.
4.01
81
🏢 Competitive Strategy💎 Value Creation💡 Creative Thinking
Sur/petition Summary
Sur/petition 95%
Competition keeps you alive. The real money is in building value no one else can offer.
by Edward de Bono 1992
4.01
81 ratings
🏢 Competitive Strategy💎 Value Creation💡 Creative Thinking
The Advertising Effect
by Adam Ferrier • 2014
Most ads try to change minds. The ones that work change what people do first.
4.24
352
📊 Advertising Strategy🧠 Consumer Psychology📈 Behavioral Economics
The Advertising Effect Summary
The Advertising Effect 95%
Most ads try to change minds. The ones that work change what people do first.
by Adam Ferrier 2014
4.24
352 ratings
📊 Advertising Strategy🧠 Consumer Psychology📈 Behavioral Economics
A New Way to Think
by Roger L. Martin • 2022
Eight pieces of management wisdom that hold you back, and what actually works instead.
4.02
580
🏢 Corporate Strategy🏗️ Organizational Design🌱 Organizational Culture
A New Way to Think Summary
A New Way to Think 95%
Eight pieces of management wisdom that hold you back, and what actually works instead.
by Roger L. Martin 2022
4.02
580 ratings
🏢 Corporate Strategy🏗️ Organizational Design🌱 Organizational Culture
The Power of Experiments
by Michael Luca • 2020
eBay's experiment killed $50 million in ads. Here's how to run yours.
3.46
246
🧪 Experimental Methods🧠 Behavioral Economics📊 A/B Testing
The Power of Experiments Summary
The Power of Experiments 95%
eBay's experiment killed $50 million in ads. Here's how to run yours.
by Michael Luca 2020
3.46
246 ratings
🧪 Experimental Methods🧠 Behavioral Economics📊 A/B Testing
Think Like a Rocket Scientist
by Ozan Varol • 2020
Nine rocket-science rules that turn uncertainty, failure, and impossible goals into your advantage.
4.17
5k+
🚀 Innovation Strategy🧠 Mental Models🧩 Cognitive Biases
Think Like a Rocket Scientist Summary
Think Like a Rocket Scientist 95%
Nine rocket-science rules that turn uncertainty, failure, and impossible goals into your advantage.
by Ozan Varol 2020
4.17
5k+ ratings
🚀 Innovation Strategy🧠 Mental Models🧩 Cognitive Biases
When Coffee and Kale Compete
by Alan Klement • 2018
Stop asking what features to add. Ask what progress your customer is trying to make.
4.01
696
🎨 Product Design📋 Product Management🔍 Customer Research
When Coffee and Kale Compete Summary
When Coffee and Kale Compete 95%
Stop asking what features to add. Ask what progress your customer is trying to make.
by Alan Klement 2018
4.01
696 ratings
🎨 Product Design📋 Product Management🔍 Customer Research
Where Good Ideas Come From
by Steven Johnson • 2010
Breakthroughs come from networks, borrowed parts, and gradual insights, not lone geniuses.
3.99
16k+
🧩 Innovation Theory🕸️ Network Theory🍀 Serendipity
Where Good Ideas Come From Summary
Where Good Ideas Come From 95%
Breakthroughs come from networks, borrowed parts, and gradual insights, not lone geniuses.
by Steven Johnson 2010
3.99
16k+ ratings
🧩 Innovation Theory🕸️ Network Theory🍀 Serendipity
Non-Obvious
by Rohit Bhargava • 2012
Trends are curated, not predicted: how to spot what's next by gathering what's already here.
3.53
1k+
🕵️ Trend Spotting🔭 Strategic Foresight🔀 Cross-Industry Thinking
Non-Obvious Summary
Non-Obvious 95%
Trends are curated, not predicted: how to spot what's next by gathering what's already here.
by Rohit Bhargava 2012
3.53
1k+ ratings
🕵️ Trend Spotting🔭 Strategic Foresight🔀 Cross-Industry Thinking
The Great Mental Models Volume 2
by Shane Parrish • 2019
The best mental tools come from physics, chemistry, and biology, not business books.
4.16
2k+
🧠 Mental Models🔗 Systems Thinking🧬 Evolutionary Psychology
The Great Mental Models Volume 2 Summary
The Great Mental Models Volume 2 95%
The best mental tools come from physics, chemistry, and biology, not business books.
by Shane Parrish 2019
4.16
2k+ ratings
🧠 Mental Models🔗 Systems Thinking🧬 Evolutionary Psychology
What's Your Problem?
by Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg • 2020
Your problem-solving instinct is your biggest obstacle. A method for seeing the real problem first.
4.23
669
🖼️ Problem Framing🎨 Design Thinking🧠 Cognitive Biases
What's Your Problem? Summary
What's Your Problem? 95%
Your problem-solving instinct is your biggest obstacle. A method for seeing the real problem first.
by Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg 2020
4.23
669 ratings
🖼️ Problem Framing🎨 Design Thinking🧠 Cognitive Biases
Obliquity
by John Kay • 2010
The goals that matter most are best achieved by aiming for something else entirely.
3.62
1k+
📈 Business Strategy🧠 Behavioral Economics🔗 Complexity Theory
Obliquity Summary
Obliquity 95%
The goals that matter most are best achieved by aiming for something else entirely.
by John Kay 2010
3.62
1k+ ratings
📈 Business Strategy🧠 Behavioral Economics🔗 Complexity Theory
Paradigms
by Joel A. Barker • 1993
Your expertise can blind you: why outsiders see the next big shift while industry leaders miss it.
4.04
171
🏢 Organizational Change💡 Innovation Management🧠 Mental Models
Paradigms Summary
Paradigms 95%
Your expertise can blind you: why outsiders see the next big shift while industry leaders miss it.
by Joel A. Barker 1993
4.04
171 ratings
🏢 Organizational Change💡 Innovation Management🧠 Mental Models
Innovate Like Edison
by Michael J. Gelb • 2007
Edison's genius was not a gift. It was five deliberate practices any team can learn.
3.83
168
💡 Innovation Methods📜 Inventor Biographies💭 Idea Generation
Innovate Like Edison Summary
Innovate Like Edison 95%
Edison's genius was not a gift. It was five deliberate practices any team can learn.
by Michael J. Gelb 2007
3.83
168 ratings
💡 Innovation Methods📜 Inventor Biographies💭 Idea Generation
The Power of Little Ideas
by David C. Robertson • 2017
The real innovation wins come not from disruption but from complementing your strongest product.
3.88
229
🧭 Innovation Strategy🔗 Product Ecosystems🛡️ Low-Risk Innovation
The Power of Little Ideas Summary
The Power of Little Ideas 95%
The real innovation wins come not from disruption but from complementing your strongest product.
by David C. Robertson 2017
3.88
229 ratings
🧭 Innovation Strategy🔗 Product Ecosystems🛡️ Low-Risk Innovation
How to Fly a Horse
by Kevin Ashton • 2014
'Lone genius' never existed. The real story of invention is step-by-step, and anyone can follow it.
4.01
2k+
🧠 Creativity Studies📈 Incremental Innovation🔍 Genius Myth
How to Fly a Horse Summary
How to Fly a Horse 95%
'Lone genius' never existed. The real story of invention is step-by-step, and anyone can follow it.
by Kevin Ashton 2014
4.01
2k+ ratings
🧠 Creativity Studies📈 Incremental Innovation🔍 Genius Myth
Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned
by Kenneth O. Stanley • 2015
Ambitious objectives blind you to the very discoveries that make them obsolete.
3.98
1k+
💡 Innovation Studies🚫 Goal Skepticism✨ Serendipity And Discovery
Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned Summary
Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned 95%
Ambitious objectives blind you to the very discoveries that make them obsolete.
by Kenneth O. Stanley 2015
3.98
1k+ ratings
💡 Innovation Studies🚫 Goal Skepticism✨ Serendipity And Discovery
Creativity Rules
by Tina Seelig • 2017
Most ideas die between imagination and launch. A four-part cycle fixes that.
3.64
421
🧠 Design Thinking🔧 Innovation Frameworks⚙️ Idea Execution
Creativity Rules Summary
Creativity Rules 95%
Most ideas die between imagination and launch. A four-part cycle fixes that.
by Tina Seelig 2017
3.64
421 ratings
🧠 Design Thinking🔧 Innovation Frameworks⚙️ Idea Execution
The Smarter Screen
by Shlomo Benartzi • 2015
Screens nudge you in 50 milliseconds. The rules for making that moment work for you.
3.96
365
🧪 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases🏗️ Choice Architecture
The Smarter Screen Summary
The Smarter Screen 95%
Screens nudge you in 50 milliseconds. The rules for making that moment work for you.
by Shlomo Benartzi 2015
3.96
365 ratings
🧪 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases🏗️ Choice Architecture
Uncharted
by Margaret Heffernan • 2020
Why the best leaders swap predictions for experiments, scenarios, and collective preparation.
3.64
458
📋 Scenario Planning🧪 Experimentation Culture🏛️ Long-Term Thinking
Uncharted Summary
Uncharted 95%
Why the best leaders swap predictions for experiments, scenarios, and collective preparation.
by Margaret Heffernan 2020
3.64
458 ratings
📋 Scenario Planning🧪 Experimentation Culture🏛️ Long-Term Thinking
Designing for Behavior Change
by Stephen Wendel • 2013
Build products that change real-world behavior: a system grounded in how the mind actually decides.
4.09
414
🧠 Behavioral Design🏛️ Choice Architecture🔄 Lean Product Development
Designing for Behavior Change Summary
Designing for Behavior Change 94%
Build products that change real-world behavior: a system grounded in how the mind actually decides.
by Stephen Wendel 2013
4.09
414 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Design🏛️ Choice Architecture🔄 Lean Product Development
Start at the End
by Matt Wallaert • 2019
Most products try to motivate. The ones that stick remove what's in the way.
3.81
433
🧠 Behavioral Design🗺️ Product Strategy📊 Behavioral Economics
Start at the End Summary
Start at the End 94%
Most products try to motivate. The ones that stick remove what's in the way.
by Matt Wallaert 2019
3.81
433 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Design🗺️ Product Strategy📊 Behavioral Economics
How Customers Think
by Gerald Zaltman • 2003
Ninety-five percent of buying is unconscious. Your surveys only interview the other five.
4.00
443
🧠 Consumer Psychology📊 Market Research🧪 Neuromarketing
How Customers Think Summary
How Customers Think 94%
Ninety-five percent of buying is unconscious. Your surveys only interview the other five.
by Gerald Zaltman 2003
4.00
443 ratings
🧠 Consumer Psychology📊 Market Research🧪 Neuromarketing
The Origin of Wealth
by Eric D. Beinhocker • 2006
Traditional economics assumed equilibrium. Actually, economies evolve through trial and error.
4.27
2k+
🧩 Complexity Economics🧬 Evolutionary Economics🧠 Behavioral Economics
The Origin of Wealth Summary
The Origin of Wealth 94%
Traditional economics assumed equilibrium. Actually, economies evolve through trial and error.
by Eric D. Beinhocker 2006
4.27
2k+ ratings
🧩 Complexity Economics🧬 Evolutionary Economics🧠 Behavioral Economics
The Buying Brain
by A.K. Pradeep • 2010
Brains buy before minds decide. Neuromarketing reads the half-second gap that focus groups miss.
3.71
357
🧠 Neuromarketing🧬 Evolutionary Psychology💰 Behavioral Economics
The Buying Brain Summary
The Buying Brain 94%
Brains buy before minds decide. Neuromarketing reads the half-second gap that focus groups miss.
by A.K. Pradeep 2010
3.71
357 ratings
🧠 Neuromarketing🧬 Evolutionary Psychology💰 Behavioral Economics
Ideaflow
by Jeremy Utley • 2022
Every winner hides behind 1,999 failures. A daily quota and rapid-test pipeline for closing the gap.
4.08
410
💡 Idea Generation🎨 Design Thinking🏗️ Innovation Strategy
Ideaflow Summary
Ideaflow 94%
Every winner hides behind 1,999 failures. A daily quota and rapid-test pipeline for closing the gap.
by Jeremy Utley 2022
4.08
410 ratings
💡 Idea Generation🎨 Design Thinking🏗️ Innovation Strategy
Branding Between the Ears
by Sandeep Dayal • 2021
Ninety-five percent of choice is subconscious: how to build a brand the brain can't resist.
3.89
38
🧠 Brand Strategy🧪 Consumer Psychology🔬 Neuromarketing
Branding Between the Ears Summary
Branding Between the Ears 94%
Ninety-five percent of choice is subconscious: how to build a brand the brain can't resist.
by Sandeep Dayal 2021
3.89
38 ratings
🧠 Brand Strategy🧪 Consumer Psychology🔬 Neuromarketing
Design Driven Innovation
by Roberto Verganti • 2009
User research cannot reveal the next breakthrough. Radical innovation is a proposal, not a response.
4.00
498
🧠 Innovation Strategy🎨 Design Management⚡ Radical Innovation
Design Driven Innovation Summary
Design Driven Innovation 94%
User research cannot reveal the next breakthrough. Radical innovation is a proposal, not a response.
by Roberto Verganti 2009
4.00
498 ratings
🧠 Innovation Strategy🎨 Design Management⚡ Radical Innovation
Designing for Growth
by JeanneLiedtka • 2011
Four questions, simple canvases, fast prototypes: the design thinking playbook for managers.
3.99
952
🧠 Design Thinking🏢 Corporate Innovation👥 Human-Centered Design
Designing for Growth Summary
Designing for Growth 94%
Four questions, simple canvases, fast prototypes: the design thinking playbook for managers.
by JeanneLiedtka 2011
3.99
952 ratings
🧠 Design Thinking🏢 Corporate Innovation👥 Human-Centered Design
The Great Mental Models, Volume 4
by Shane Parrish • 2024
Economics shows you the trade-off. Art shows you the story. Together they retrain what you notice.
3.92
298
🧠 Mental Models💰 Everyday Economics🔄 Systems Thinking
The Great Mental Models, Volume 4 Summary
The Great Mental Models, Volume 4 94%
Economics shows you the trade-off. Art shows you the story. Together they retrain what you notice.
by Shane Parrish 2024
3.92
298 ratings
🧠 Mental Models💰 Everyday Economics🔄 Systems Thinking
Webs of Influence
by Nathalie Nahai • 2012
The brain's shortcuts decide every online purchase. Design for those rules, not for logic.
3.74
307
🎯 Conversion Optimization🎨 Design Psychology🧠 Cognitive Biases
Webs of Influence Summary
Webs of Influence 94%
The brain's shortcuts decide every online purchase. Design for those rules, not for logic.
by Nathalie Nahai 2012
3.74
307 ratings
🎯 Conversion Optimization🎨 Design Psychology🧠 Cognitive Biases
The Voltage Effect
by John A. List • 2022
Why ideas win small but fail big: the psychological and economic traps that derail scaling.
3.93
1k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics📈 Organizational Scaling🔍 Cognitive Biases
The Voltage Effect Summary
The Voltage Effect 94%
Why ideas win small but fail big: the psychological and economic traps that derail scaling.
by John A. List 2022
3.93
1k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics📈 Organizational Scaling🔍 Cognitive Biases
Insight Out
by Tina Seelig • 2015
Four stages carry an idea from imagination to impact. Skip the first, and nothing else follows.
3.78
432
🔧 Design Thinking🔄 Innovation Frameworks🚀 Entrepreneurial Mindset
Insight Out Summary
Insight Out 94%
Four stages carry an idea from imagination to impact. Skip the first, and nothing else follows.
by Tina Seelig 2015
3.78
432 ratings
🔧 Design Thinking🔄 Innovation Frameworks🚀 Entrepreneurial Mindset
Design a Better Business
by Patrick van der Pijl • 2016
Replace business plans with business experiments: the visual toolkit for strategy and innovation.
4.14
318
🧠 Design Thinking💼 Business Model Innovation👁️ Visual Thinking
Design a Better Business Summary
Design a Better Business 94%
Replace business plans with business experiments: the visual toolkit for strategy and innovation.
by Patrick van der Pijl 2016
4.14
318 ratings
🧠 Design Thinking💼 Business Model Innovation👁️ Visual Thinking
The Innovator's DNA
by Jeffrey H. Dyer • 2011
One twin study says creativity is 70 percent learned. The five skills that change the odds.
3.97
5k+
🧪 Innovation Practice🏢 Corporate Innovation🧠 Creative Behaviors
The Innovator's DNA Summary
The Innovator's DNA 94%
One twin study says creativity is 70 percent learned. The five skills that change the odds.
by Jeffrey H. Dyer 2011
3.97
5k+ ratings
🧪 Innovation Practice🏢 Corporate Innovation🧠 Creative Behaviors
Bottlenecks
by David C. Evans • 2017
Why users ignore you: invisible psychological filters that every digital product must survive.
4.14
175
🎨 Ux Design🧠 Cognitive Psychology🧬 Memetic Theory
Bottlenecks Summary
Bottlenecks 94%
Why users ignore you: invisible psychological filters that every digital product must survive.
by David C. Evans 2017
4.14
175 ratings
🎨 Ux Design🧠 Cognitive Psychology🧬 Memetic Theory
Gamify
by Brian Burke • 2014
Stop adding badges to everything. Real gamification starts with what the player wants to achieve.
3.44
521
📊 Gamification Design🧠 Intrinsic Motivation🔄 Behavioral Design
Gamify Summary
Gamify 94%
Stop adding badges to everything. Real gamification starts with what the player wants to achieve.
by Brian Burke 2014
3.44
521 ratings
📊 Gamification Design🧠 Intrinsic Motivation🔄 Behavioral Design
How to Get People to Do Stuff
by Susan M. Weinschenk • 2013
Seven motivations that override logic, and how to ethically build them into everything you design.
3.82
712
🎯 Applied Psychology🎨 Behavioral Design⚡ Motivation Science
How to Get People to Do Stuff Summary
How to Get People to Do Stuff 94%
Seven motivations that override logic, and how to ethically build them into everything you design.
by Susan M. Weinschenk 2013
3.82
712 ratings
🎯 Applied Psychology🎨 Behavioral Design⚡ Motivation Science
The Art of Innovation
by Tom Kelley • 2001
How the firm behind Apple's first mouse systematized innovation into a repeatable process.
3.95
8k+
🧠 Design Thinking🎨 Product Design🔍 User Research
The Art of Innovation Summary
The Art of Innovation 94%
How the firm behind Apple's first mouse systematized innovation into a repeatable process.
by Tom Kelley 2001
3.95
8k+ ratings
🧠 Design Thinking🎨 Product Design🔍 User Research
The Ten Faces of Innovation
by Tom Kelley • 2005
When every new idea gets shot down, ten specific roles can rescue innovation.
3.98
5k+
💡 Design Thinking🏢 Innovation Management🔧 Rapid Prototyping
The Ten Faces of Innovation Summary
The Ten Faces of Innovation 94%
When every new idea gets shot down, ten specific roles can rescue innovation.
by Tom Kelley 2005
3.98
5k+ ratings
💡 Design Thinking🏢 Innovation Management🔧 Rapid Prototyping
Using Behavioral Science in Marketing
by Nancy Harhut • 2022
Seventeen cognitive biases that make customers click and buy, and the words to trigger each.
4.38
177
🧠 Marketing Psychology📉 Behavioral Economics🛒 Consumer Behavior
Using Behavioral Science in Marketing Summary
Using Behavioral Science in Marketing 94%
Seventeen cognitive biases that make customers click and buy, and the words to trigger each.
by Nancy Harhut 2022
4.38
177 ratings
🧠 Marketing Psychology📉 Behavioral Economics🛒 Consumer Behavior
Open Innovation Results
by Henry Chesbrough • 2019
Breakthrough tech, stalled productivity. Open innovation's architect explains what must change.
4.09
46
🌀 Open Innovation📉 Productivity Paradox🏢 Corporate Innovation
Open Innovation Results Summary
Open Innovation Results 94%
Breakthrough tech, stalled productivity. Open innovation's architect explains what must change.
by Henry Chesbrough 2019
4.09
46 ratings
🌀 Open Innovation📉 Productivity Paradox🏢 Corporate Innovation
Badass
by Kathy Sierra • 2015
Better users beat better features. A method for designing skill into the first 30 minutes.
4.17
1k+
🎨 Product Design🖥️ User Experience🧠 Learning Science
Badass Summary
Badass 94%
Better users beat better features. A method for designing skill into the first 30 minutes.
by Kathy Sierra 2015
4.17
1k+ ratings
🎨 Product Design🖥️ User Experience🧠 Learning Science
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