The Design of Everyday Things

Research Publication

Explains how design can communicate intended actions and support users through clear mappings, useful feedback and attention to human capabilities. Authors: Donald A. Norman Year: 1988 Venue: Basic Books Research topics: Human-centred design; usability; affordances; feedback; cognitive psychology DOI / identifier status: No DOI verified for the recorded 1988 Basic Books edition or institutional document. The cited source identifies the work; a review, translation or later edition DOI is not substituted. Open text / access status: No verified unrestricted full-text URL for the recorded 1988 edition or journal version. See Source for the publisher or catalogue reference; that reference is not an open-access claim. The record retains the original work's 1988 publication year; it was first titled The Psychology of Everyday Things. The publisher URL is the revised 2013 edition, whose ISBN or DOI is not substituted for the original work. Reference: https://www.basicbooks.com/titles/don-norman/the-design-of-everyday-things/9780465050659/ Curation scope: edition-aware bibliographic consistency and thematic learning associations. A publisher catalogue link or verified DOI does not by itself imply unrestricted full-text access.

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