Sara Soueidan • 4/26/2013

Lessons from the “Seductive Interaction Design” Book

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This article provides a summary and review of the first half of Stephen P. Anderson's book 'Seductive Interaction Design'. It explores how principles of human psychology and motivation, similar to those used in games and social platforms like LinkedIn, can be applied to design playful, fun, and effective digital user experiences that encourage user engagement and interaction.

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