I've been reading a lot about how to enhance user experience in daily tasks performed by users. And reading is almost 20 books on different topics ranging from sociology, psychology, usability and design. Most of you already know my point of view regarding user experience (UX) and usability, and that's the reason why I've thinking a bit on how people interact with the environment and, recently, urban architecture. This post starts a new category to host thoughts on what I've labeled "Analog Experiences" to represent user experience facts in the "real analog world" that we interact with through our senses :)
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