The Secret Design of Everyday Things: Why Shopping Carts, Airplane Windows, Seat Belts, and Hundreds of Other Objects Are Secretly Engineered to Influence You - Couverture souple

Shah, Himani

 
9798185556689: The Secret Design of Everyday Things: Why Shopping Carts, Airplane Windows, Seat Belts, and Hundreds of Other Objects Are Secretly Engineered to Influence You
Couverture souple
ISBN 13 : 9798185556689
Editeur : Independently published, 2026

Synopsis

Why Shopping Carts, Airplane Windows, Seat Belts, and Hundreds of Other Objects Are Secretly Engineered to Influence You

DESCRIPTION
You've touched hundreds of designed objects today — and never once asked why they look the way they do.

Shopping carts, pizza boxes, airport signs, seat belts: engineered down to the smallest detail, yet completely invisible to the people who use them every single day.

The Secret Design of Everyday Things decodes 150+ ordinary objects using one simple, repeatable lens — Function, Psychology, Economics, Culture — that you'll master in a single chapter and use for the rest of your life.

Inside, you'll:

  • Decode the hidden psychology behind pricing, packaging, and store layouts
  • Learn the true stories behind airplane windows, ATM braille, and seat belts
  • Spot manipulative "dark pattern" design before it influences your next purchase
  • Build a permanent habit of noticing what everyone else walks past
  • Get quizzes, checklists, and a bonus round of 20 more objects decoded
Finish this book and you'll never walk through a supermarket, airport, or hotel lobby the same way again.

Scroll up and grab your copy now.

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Éditeur
Independently published
Date d'édition
2026
Langue
anglais
ISBN 13 
9798185556689
Reliure
Paperback
Nombre de pages
116
Coordonnées du fabricant
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Personne responsable
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