I feel bI'll start with a complaint because I want to get my grumpiness out of the way before I take it out on someone at work. Nir Eyal is one of them. I think I knew a lot of it already, but often being forced to think about things again can be useful - and there are a few useful new ways of thinking about things that I learned.
Well, it's Fredricka - which I totally prefer to Fred but Ryan sure does get hooked on our girl. I definitely recommend the book. HOWEVER on the flip side we are given two very weak main characters – they lie, they’re immature, and they make lots of mistakes.After reading this book I sat back scratching my head and thought about the many conflicting views running around my brain about this book. There. Take a star off. The besGood reading on habit making in software, especially in web apps and mobile apps. I really can't play that good but I do love the sport. I really enjoyed Liz is an author living in the American Southwest by way of Chicago. As well, trying to focus on both their troublesome parental issues resulted in neither being fully developed.Hard to believe that the release date is right around the corner.
Hooked is written for product managers, designers, marketers, start-up founders, and anyone who seeks to understand how products influence our behaviour. ⭐⭐⭐ Red is a complete mystery for much of the book. Eyal provides readers with practical insights to create user habits that stick; actionable steps for building products people love; and riveting examples from the iPhone to Twitter, Pinterest and the Bible App.
There is no graphic content. Lees er meer over in ons This get-it-done duo is back in full force, and this time there are children’s lives on the.. Maybe I am unfair in judgement? Creating products that have high engagement rate is the first step in Lean Startup methodology.
I I've been an avid read of Nir Eyal's blog (nirandfar.com) for over a year. Alex has to get ready for her trip to the fae realm to meet the..
And Say No More.. 1. First off I love the fact that the characters came from different backgrounds.
Fichera brings us a story rich with inspiration and such adorable cuteness that puts Hooked in a league of its own. Nir Eyal answers these questions (and many more) with the Hook Model - a four-step process that, when embedded into products, subtly encourages customer behaviour. Ryan is a whiner. Oh, I so wanted to like this. Alex Blackwood is back, and in even more trouble than before, if that is even.. After working on Hooked with Nir Eyal, Hoover founded Product Hunt, a company that has been described as the place to discover the next big things in tech. In that respect, this book does a great job. Fred can’t believe it, that she could be the first person in her family to go to college and all because Coach Lannon says she has the most natural swing he’s ever seen. It’s written in a humble and inquisitive tone. I hope you enjoy the story. It really tackles some heavy themes of prejudice, bullying, racism, and peer pressure to name a few, and the book handles these with equal measure of horror and hope.An e-ARC was provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.An e-ARC was provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.Liz Fichera's debut novel, and subsequent series, will open the new year with a fresh YA contemporary outlook. This book may not provide any grand revelations or have particularly unique/fascinating case studies, but it is stiHooked is an excellent (short) book on the use of psychology in product design.
(nominated for the 2019 Goodreads Choice Awards)“79 percent of smartphone owners check their device within 15 minutes of waking up every morning.”“Users who continually find value in a product are more likely to tell their friends about it.” It was refreshing to see a lot of new stories/examples in between some of the familiar ones. I experience this book as a "habit creating tool" inspired by human psychology and behaviour.
It's pretty short, easy to read, but provides a comprehensive view on the topic.Hooked is an excellent (short) book on the use of psychology in product design.
To create our lis...Update: I ended up publishing a longer version of this - with a discussion of the trend towards more addictive technology in the tech industry more broadly - on the Huffington Post. I will now be recommending this book instead. Lord I love Golf. However, I found it to be a great book and I did learn a lot. It has a very big fluff to substance ratio and the little substance it does present is deprived of all nuance. Through consecutive hook cycles, these products bring people back again and again without depending on costly advertising or aggressive messaging. Every HOOKED story is told as a bite-sized text message conversation, as if you were reading someone else's chat history. I have learned an incredible amount since then that have and will continue to guide my product decisions and perspective on technology.Excellent, well-written book. 0373210728 by Portfolio product managers...or actually anyone who works on a productI decided to read this book, because I am a long-time follower of the author's blog. The general idea is that to engage and keep users to use your product you should better develop a habit you should understand users' true underlying motivators (pleasure/pain, safety/fear, social acceptability/loneliness) , then understand and provide triggers , make users to invest time/money/data into your product, understand users behavior/lifestyle/story to know when user has resources to execute habit. A must read for every entrepreneur and product professional.Meticulous, well research and concise.
I needed to finish it like I needed air to breathe. What makes us engage with certain things out of sheer habit?
I feel better already.As a product designer, this book is a perfect introduction to behavioral product psychology. Direct beschikbaar