The Design of Everyday Things by Donald A. Norman advocates for user-centered design and emphasizes the importance of understanding user needs and limitations in product design. The book is a critique of poor product design and a guide to the fundamental principles of good design, including visibility, mapping, and feedback.
In ‘A Minute to Think’, Juliet Funt addresses the modern-day challenge of being constantly busy and the impact this has on productivity, creativity, and overall well-being. She argues that allowing ourselves strategic pauses throughout the day can help reclaim time for thoughtful reflection, enabling better decision-making and sparking creativity. The book provides readers with practical advice on how to create space for strategic thinking and how to reduce the clutter of their workday.
An exploration of human diets through the lenses of history and science.
A thrilling novel following a woman’s struggle against a dark figure from her past seeking revenge.
This engaging workbook is designed to guide children through the early stages of writing. It introduces them to letter formation, simple words, and basic sentences.
Una mirada perturbadora a una sociedad distópica donde las mujeres son meros objetos de procreación.