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16/12/2012

How good designers think: insights, inspiration, and action

What Starbucks, Walkmans or iPods have in common? The Insight, Inspiration and Action mantra.
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Alessio Malizia is Professor of User Experience Design at University of Hertfordshire. UK. He is interested in Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing, and Social Networks – in short: Human-Centered Systems

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