Oneupweb : Using Design to Influence Behavior

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As designers we strive to create something that’s going to guide a consumer to some kind of action. Designer Dan Lockton and Professors David Harrison and Neville A. Stanton (both truly intelligent designers in their own rights) have put together a design toolkit based on feedback from their blog, Design with Intent.

The project is officially titled Design with Intent: 101 Patterns for Influencing Behavior Through Design.

The format consists of 101 simple cards that illustrate a particular ‘gambit’ for influencing people’s interactions with products, services, environments, and each other.

These cards would be really interesting in a “brainstorming” session. I wonder how the use of these cards in the idea generating stage would help designers and clients see how their design might effect consumer behaviors. We just might have to give it a shot, and if you download the cards, you can, too.

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