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In this podcast, we speak with Aarron Walter, user experience design lead at MailChimp, about designing for emotion.
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We also talk about what we can expect from Aarron’s exciting new book, ‘Designing for Emotion’. You can download an example of the design persona we discuss over at Aarron’s blog.
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Aarron Walter, user experience designer (http://aarronwalter.com/)Resources:
Mailchimp (http://www.mailchimp.com/)
‘Designing for Emotion’ (http://www.abookapart.com/products/designing-for-emotion)
Design Persona (http://aarronwalter.com/design-personas/)