The Design of Everyday Things: Revised and Expanded Edition

by Don Norman

Psychology Nonfiction Design

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In this revised and expanded edition, Don Norman delves into the design of everyday things, explaining how user-centered principles can transform ordinary objects into intuitive tools. A valuable read for understanding usability in products we use daily, presented in good condition with proper binding.

ISBN-13 9780465050659 ASIN 0465050654 Views 917 Publisher Basic Books Year 2013 Edition Revised Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 368 Adult No Created February 13, 2026 Updated September 23, 2026

About This Book

The Design of Everyday Things offers a comprehensive look at how products are designed for human interaction. This revised and expanded edition builds on foundational ideas about usability and user-centered design.

Don Norman examines common objects and their interfaces, highlighting what makes designs intuitive or frustrating. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding human behavior in creating effective products.

Readers gain practical knowledge applicable to various fields, from consumer goods to technology. It serves as a good resource for anyone interested in improving everyday experiences through better design.

The edition comes with proper binding and is in good condition for reading, free of defects.