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qqbear's review against another edition
3.0
The book didn't tell me anything I didn't already know, but that may be because the book was published 3 years ago. Still fairly interesting though.
bookshelfthrowaway's review against another edition
5.0
Good summary of findings in behavioural science that show how digital screen manipulation can be used to influence behaviour
leaton01's review against another edition
5.0
Benartzi's insights about usage and experience in the online world and what it means for how and why we interact (or don't interact) is quite insightful. He emphasizes the different decisions that designers make in constructing websites and apps that could enhance our user experience. Sometimes, they are as simple as where to place action buttons, other times, they emphasize how to reduce confusion and elicit clearer understanding by visitors. In total, the book calls upon a variety of research of the last two decades to help us shape a virtual landscape that helps us rather than hinders us. As an educator, I found there's much within this book to explore and make me think differently about online courses or even any kind of online content that I use or develop for students or faculty.
wilte's review
4.0
Well structured, nice references/guide to literature.
My summary in an 58 tweet thread; https://twitter.com/wilte/status/1154338977488560128?s=21
My summary in an 58 tweet thread; https://twitter.com/wilte/status/1154338977488560128?s=21
bokelsker's review
3.0
Some interesting insights, but a bit of a slog to get through. Main takeaway was the author being really into Israel.
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