<transcript><audio_56>what do you say your uh memory being faulty so i just got a little memory a little distraction there because my phone lit up turned my phone around um uh okay so don norman is another great resource</transcript><transcript><audio_57>and it will teach you a lot sort of about the abstraction of design with lots of practical and specific examples so i like it for that he talks about he introduces some terms like</transcript><transcript><audio_58>affordances and constraints and anyway it's not a it's not a long read but a useful read and my next example which i love a lot is jeff johnson's designing with the mind in mind and i rather than give you</transcript><transcript><audio_59>a picture of the cover of the book i thought the the topics in the table of contents would be more interesting to you and that could have been laid out a little better so it's very much about perception whoops so let's go back it's very much</transcript><transcript><audio_60>about perception visual perception and a whole bunch of things that linguists probably haven't been exposed to but are part of just the next extension beyond what we have been exposed to in cognition and don goes on and of course in number</transcript> what do you say your uh memory being faulty so i just got a little memory a little distraction there because my phone lit up turned my phone around um uh okay so don norman is another great resource and it will teach you a lot sort of about the abstraction of design with lots of practical and specific examples so i like it for that he talks about he introduces some terms like affordances and constraints and anyway it's not a it's not a long read but a useful read and my next example which i love a lot is jeff johnson's designing with the mind in mind and i rather than give you a picture of the cover of the book i thought the the topics in the table of contents would be more interesting to you and that could have been laid out a little better so it's very much about perception whoops so let's go back it's very much about perception visual perception and a whole bunch of things that linguists probably haven't been exposed to but are part of just the next extension beyond what we have been exposed to in cognition and don goes on and of course in number
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