Emotional Design: How to create emotions in user experience design - Webinar/Talk

We, the UX Designer design products for another human. But when designing a website, application or a mobile app, we often pay more attention to its functionality and interface and ignore the human side of designing. Instead, we should understand that humans are full of feelings, emotions, intuition and memories.
The result that the product gets when it is able to connect with customers’ emotions in a positive way is huge. How can we understand what motivates the users and then create products can influence those motivators, paving the way to competitive advantage and growth.
That’s what designers have to keep in mind aiming at user-friendly products.
~~In this session, I covered~~
Understanding Emotions in Design
Levels of Emotional Design
How to apply Emotional Design
Design positive emotional experiences
~~Organized by Kalsify Academy~~
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Manprit Kalsi an Experience Design Consultant & UX Strategist with wide-ranging experiences in developing digital products, CX & UX services and process methods. He loves solving people’s problem and building usable products. He works with tech startups, businesses, entrepreneurs and developers in India & across the world and has gained extensive experience working in lean and agile environments.
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[@rajeshkanna6596]

I can't believe that you're providing a lecture of this quality for free. Great video Manprit!

[@ManpritKalsi]

Thanks Rajesh

[@alya6393]

This is so insightful. Quality Content. Thank you

[@ManpritKalsi]

Thanks for liking the content...

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This is pure Gem. I am so glad that I found such a person who provides Quality Content :)

[@ManpritKalsi]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@markwilde5683]

Grade A content. Thank you very much, Manprit.

[@ManpritKalsi]

Glad you liked it! Mark

[@AnilKPanta]

Why always your thumbnail pulls me into your video.
The true mentor :)

[@ManpritKalsi]

Thanks, Anil... these words keep me motivated...

[@sultanalsharif4673]

thank you Manprit, I was inspired to seek more information about this topic. a very well rounded lecture.

[@ManpritKalsi]

Thanks Sultan… you can connect with me if you want to learn more…

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Loving your lectures sir

[@ManpritKalsi]

Glad to hear that

[@RelaxmusicMoon]

Is there a 2nd part?

[@pratiksengupta4765]

Hi Manprit, what font family did you use for the presentation? (If you could kindly share...)
However, great presentation. Look forward to more of that. Take care.

[@ManpritKalsi]

Thanks. It's Helvetica Neue Pratik...

[@pratiksengupta4765]

@@ManpritKalsi Oh- the great Helvitica! Such elegant typeface. Massimo Vignelli was a great fan of Helvitica.
Your slides are attractive- well arranged and composed. I'll finish all of the lessons and leave my feedback.
Nice work!

[@ManpritKalsi]

@@pratiksengupta4765 i try and upload at least one video per week. Keep visiting...

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@@ManpritKalsi
Emotional Design + Behavioral Economics + Black Swan Event= A killer product.
But I often think what works in the Western context, does it work as well in the Eastern context? Contextual variability in many cases is high.
There are reasons why we emote differently to similar events. Also, for high end products, some of the rules don't work- that's the realm of spirituality, I wonder.