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Posts with the tag: Tag: Persuasion

Webinar: Behavioural science applied to design – an introduction to the fundamentals

By David Williams | Talks and Presentations | 0 comment | 13 July, 2020 | 0

Hurry, many of your colleagues are attending this session – don’t miss out – confirm your place today! The above is a rather unsubtle (‘social norms’, ‘scarcity’ etc.) example of some common behavioural ‘persuasive’, ‘nudge’ triggers that are effective because they speak to your non-conscious mind, rather than the rational conscious being that you suspectRead more

A surprising moment of persuasion

By Andrew Tope | Brain Bites: 2 Minute Insights, Uncategorised | 0 comment | 25 April, 2019 | 0

There are clear principles we can refer to when designing a ‘persuasive’ experience. The way we enact these principles, however, depends upon our imagination and ingenuity. I am always looking for good examples to add to Bunnyfoot’s Design for Persuasion course and recently I found one that surprised me. Not because it is so novel,Read more

… And They All Lived Happily Ever After (Bunnytalk Video)

By Natasha Gray | Talks and Presentations | 0 comment | 9 May, 2018 | 0

If you didn’t manage to make it to our last Bunnytalk (Once Upon a Time… ), don’t worry, there’s a happy ending: we’ve got a video of the presentation for you to watch.Read more

Is Designing for Persuasion Ethical?

By Andrew Tope | Brain Feasts: Longer Reads | 0 comment | 25 April, 2018 | 1

Persuasive design has received a lot of media attention recently. At the end of 2017, before Facebook’s more recent data leak difficulties, a number of high profile Silicon Valley technologists spoke out against the platforms that they helped build. Facebook’s founding president Sean Parker criticised the development of functionality that “exploit[s] a vulnerability in humanRead more

Once Upon a Time… Why Narratives Are So Important In UX

By Jon Dixon | Events | 0 comment | 11 April, 2018 | 0

As human beings, there are few things we find as engaging and exciting as stories. Since our earliest origins, storytelling has been a way for us to communicate with one another – just look at cave paintings, for example.Read more

8 Ways You Can Build Trust Through Design

By Dipesh Mistry | Brain Feasts: Longer Reads | 0 comment | 5 April, 2018 | 0

A couple of weeks ago, I attended a meet-up in London run by the Service Design Network, where we discussed how we can improve the way we design for those who are vulnerable, as well as how to build trust through design. Building trust is not an easy task – but if businesses aren’t ableRead more

5 Great Examples of Emotion in Design

By Natasha Gray | Brain Feasts: Longer Reads | 0 comment | 19 March, 2018 | 5

Think about a piece of creative – whether it’s a television advert, an email, a website or a physical object – that has had a lasting effect on you. It’s likely that as you’re picturing it, a huge part of what you remember will be the emotion you felt at the time. When you thinkRead more

12 ways to make a homepage more persuasive

By Andrew Tope | Brain Feasts: Longer Reads | 0 comment | 14 July, 2017 | 0

We recently ran our Design for Persuasion course where we look at ways to  inspire trust, build emotional rapport and trigger action amongst your target audience. To get a good mix of knowledge and practical application we asked our participants to work on a design challenge, giving expression to some of the principles learnt.Read more

Bunnytalk: Designing for Emotion

By Jenan Bala | Talks and Presentations | 0 comment | 6 June, 2016 | 0

Bunnyfoot Consultant / Norwegian Huldra, Julie Zoe Kjernes, has developed a shiny new training course: Designing for Emotion. The course emphasises that great usability is no longer enough to be a differentiator in the user experience market. Learn how designing emotional experiences can have a real impact on your customer experience and keep people coming back forRead more

‘Mind: The Gap’ – Bridging the experience gap between the usable and the exceptional

By David Williams | Events | 0 comment | 6 June, 2016 | 0

On July 28th 2016, Bunnyfoot will be running an afternoon workshop on how to create exceptional customer experiences. The workshop will be hosted at The Goldsmiths Centre in Farringdon and run by 2 of our expert UX consultants Jon Dixon and Julie Zoe KjernesRead more

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