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I understand what you say, but unfortunately it's not correct. We believe that our decisions are 100% analytical and conscious, the result of a thinking process
by stylejam 16y ago
I understand what you say, but unfortunately it's not correct.
We believe that our decisions are 100% analytical and conscious, the result of a thinking process, but reality is that our old and middle brains are almost always in charge and deeply influence our decisional process.
For a primer I suggest "Neuro web design", you can find it on Amazon, it's pretty short and has a generic approach to the matter.
Anyway, desirability and in general influencing a potential customer shouldn't be thought as some kind of cheating, it's completely natural and I dare say honest. Especially because a product that is badly designed is unlikely to influence us (and it's clearly written in the article).
You're probably particularly interested in the concept of Personas and mental models.