Always nice when someone reads your book (admittedly, a long book) and wants to read it again: "I found the ideas the authors explored so full of possibility that I know I’ll be back for a second reading." tangleandflow.substack.com/p… Glad you enjoyed it @catasterist

Key benefit of embodiment is that "Interactivity 'inevitably benefits performance'" buff.ly/3wizrtJ Absolutely. I developed a framework for designing interactions based on this science. See Ch 10,11,12 in buff.ly/3cNsWFz

NYTimes on embodiment and how to think "outside your brain." @stephenanderson and I co-authored a book about this and what it means for #ux / product / digital / information #design. The article: nytimes.com/2021/06/11/opini… Our book: bit.ly/fiobook

DARPA projects sound crazy, impossible, or both. Until they aren't. Like that internet idea in the 60s. Current projects include plant-eating robots, brain implants for PTSD, and building materials that could grow on site and even repair themselves militarytimes.com/off-duty/m…

A/B Street is a game to explore how small changes affect the movement of drivers, cyclists, transit users, and pedestrians. What I find notable is how _interaction_ creates understanding. Not consuming information, but tweaking it to generate insight. github.com/dabreegster/abstr…

The evolution of a book title. How the title of the book I co-authored with @stephenanderson went from "Design for Understanding" to "Figure It Out: Getting from Information to Understanding" buff.ly/2YPYfKq (my favorite of the almost-titles is "To Boldly Know")

How color is a misunderstood and misused element of design. buff.ly/2MRdCwm This is an excerpt from "Figure It Out: Getting from Information to Understanding," the book I co-authored with @stephenanderson and which is available at buff.ly/3cNsWFz (plus Amazon).

The book I co-authored with @stephenanderson is available starting today bit.ly/fiobook. Amazon is already listing 3 used copies, and two of them are marked as remainders. What a strange world we have constructed for ourselves.

'Tis a good day when @dan_roam — yup, the back of the napkin guy — recommends your book. "Figure it Out: Getting from Information to Understanding" ships on May 26. Pre-order to save 15%. Get free US shipping with code FREESHIPFIGURE at checkout shipping rosenfeldmedia.com/books/fig…

Tickled pink that @MrAlanCooper approves of "Figure it Out: Getting from Information to Understanding", the new book from @stephenanderson and myself. Available May 26. Pre-order now to save 15%. Use code FREESHIPFIGURE at checkout for free U.S. shipping. rosenfeldmedia.com/books/fig…

Having information is one thing; understanding it is something else. Quite often, we need to create understanding. Learn more in "Figure It Out," a book that I co-wrote with @stephenanderson. You get a discount if you pre-order now. buff.ly/3cNsWFz

"Figure It Out" is a new book that I co-wrote with @stephenanderson. My author copies arrived yesterday. The book ships later this month. You can pre-order copies direct from @RosenfeldMedia rosenfeldmedia.com/books/fig…

Deeply saddened by the news that @TomTullis, a true pioneer and leader in the #UX world for many decades, has died from complications due to COVID-19. I read many of his papers and his contributions to UX research were a tremendous influence. hosting-6751.tributes.com/ob…

AI is risky business. What are the rules of engagement in an augmented world? buff.ly/2FqMaTi This post is an overview of our upcoming Design + AI event with Stacey Billups this Wed, March 27. Hosted by @normativedesign