How to Build Technology that Feels Like a Friend

Nir Eyal

Author of “Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products” and blogger at NirAndFar.com

Nov 8, 2016 Unlisted

Psychology of Stuff

Letter sent on Nov 8, 2016

If communicating with technology is going to be as simple as talking to a good friend, we should design them as such. This article explains how. Click here to read more.

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Thanks for reading!
Nir