A review of Emotionally Intelligent Design by Pamela Pavliscak. This book provides guidance on how to incorporate an emotional layer into Design Thinking.
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A review of
Sprint: How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five Days
Simon & Shuster
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by Jake Knapp
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A good reference for Methods/How-To
Primary audience: Designers or Technical Roles who are new to the topic or have some experience with the topic
Writing style: Humorous/light; matter of fact
Text density: Mostly text
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A review of
The Field Study Handbook
Field Institute
About this book
by Jan Chipchase
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A good reference for Methods/How-To and Case Studies
Primary audience: Researchers who have some or significant experience with the topic
Writing style: Matter of fact
Text density: Mostly text
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I have never before taken a “work” book to bed, and…
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A review of
Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time
Random House Business Books
About this book
by Jeff Sutherland
Book Website
A good reference for Methods/How-To and Case Studies
Primary audience: Researchers, Designers and Technical Roles who are new to the topic
Writing style: Matter of fact
Text density: Mostly text
256 pages, 9 chapters
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A review of Transform by Gerry McGovern. A resource for UX professionals who want to make their organizations more customer-centric.