10 ways to apply emotional design (1-3)
- Give your work a signature personality – a face/mascot for users to identify with that suits your brand/organization/industry (e.g., MailChimp’s Monkey, Freddie).
- Have your design engage users as a character – Include personal touches in all tasks, to reinforce the illusion of a personable helper who knows users like an old friend.
- Use color/contrast advantageously (e.g., blue for banking = trustworthiness)
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