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(http://www.jnd.org/ED_Draft: last updated: December 30, 2003)
This page used to have links to DRAFT copies of the chapters of Emotional Design, necessary because some people had to get to them before the book was available.
Although I didn't want the chapters to be very widely available, I don't really mind if they are circulated. The real problem, however, is that the files were DRAFT, not all the copyright permissions had been received, and they were riddled with typographical errors and a few misstatements. It is for these reasons that I do not want them to be circulated. So I have now removed the draft chapters, with the exceptions of the ones listed below.
Please do enjoy the chapters. But please buy -- or borrow -- the book and read the final, finished versions.
Emotional Design: Why we love (or hate) everyday things. 2004. New York. Basic Books.
Translations in progress: Japanese, Korean, Italian.
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Excerpts (NOTE: These are early drafts and riddled with typos. They have all been fixed in the book, so please don't tell me about them!):
Cover Image
Prologue: Three teapots
(Draft copy in PDF format -- 537 kbytes)
Chapter 1. Attractive Things Work Better
(Draft copy in PDF format -- 245 kbytes)
Epilogue: We Are All Designers
(Draft copy in PDF format -- 200 kbytes)
- Table of Contents
Prologue:
Three Teapots
I: The Meaning of Things
1. Attractive Things Work Better
2. The Multiple Faces of Emotion & Design
II: Design in Practice
3. Three Levels of Design: Visceral, Behavioral and Reflective
4. Fun & Games
5. People, Places and Things
6. Emotional Machines
7. The Future of Robots
Epilogue:
We Are All Designers
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