This TikTok case study shows you the psychological principles that make their video feed so addictive (and how that could be made more humane).

The founders at Basecamp thought it was time to give emails a renewed experience with HEY. Let’s look at their user onboarding!

People judge an experience largely based on how they felt at its peak and end, rather than the total sum or average of every moment of the experience.

Dashboard design can greatly influence our perception of COVID-19. Discover the strategies to make your visuals communicate the right information.

Back in 1943, the American psychologist Abraham Maslow published his "A Theory of Human Motivation".

Just think about when you first interact with a website or an app.

Have you ever been overwhelmed by a restaurant menu with way too many dishes and options?

How small design changes rewrote the rules of messaging and how we feel about one another.

A few years ago, I was getting ready to present some new designs to a few executives for review.

A quick intro to the world of human psychology and irrationality.

Behavioural design is the application of behavioural science to the design of a product or service.

Decoding the science behind the features that keep you binging.

Uber tackles their biggest pain points with science.

Learn how psychological biases are used to trick players into gambling money in the new Mario Kart Tour game, raising ethical questions.

Being a huge fan of behavioral psychology I like to analyze popular apps design to see what techniques they use to attract and engage users.

Make sure you ban these 5 deadly onboarding mistakes from your product right away.

Learn how to use cognitive biases to increase your product's conversion rates, engagement level, and retention.

Having customers do most of the work and at the same time perceive they have attained value for their money is the Holy Grail in business.

Design involves decisions, and those decisions are often flawed because our brains are wired for survival.

Have you ever thought about why users do what they do when they interact with a product?