“Every crease is a story.”

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Born 1935
Donald Arthur Norman, a founder of The Cognitive Science Society, is an expert of cognitive science and is widely considered to be the first to apply advanced human factors to design via cognitive design. - [*Wikipedia*]
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The Psychology of Everyday Things
Donald A. Norman, 1988

Emotional Design
Donald A. Norman, 2003

Things That Make Us Smart
Donald A. Norman, 1993

Design for a Better World
Donald A. Norman, 2023

User Centered System Design
Donald A. Norman & Stephen W. Draper, 1986

The Design of Future Things
Donald A. Norman, 2007

The Invisible Computer
Donald A. Norman, 1998
O Design do Dia a Dia
Donald A. Norman, 2006

Living with Complexity
Donald A. Norman, 2010

Memory and Attention
Donald A. Norman, 1968
La caffettiera del masochista
Donald A. Norman, 1997

Turn Signals Are the Facial Expressions of Automobiles
Donald A. Norman, 1992

Models of Human Memory
Donald A. Norman, 1970

El diseño de los objetos del futuro
Donald A. Norman & Genís Sánchez Barberán, 2010

Learning and Memory
Donald A. Norman, 1982

El Ordenador Invisible
Donald A. Norman, 2000

Errol Flynn, the Tasmanian story
Donald A. Norman, 1981
Beauty, Goodness, and Usability/Change Blindness
Donald A. Norman & Richard W. Pew, 2005

La psicología de los objetos cotidianos
Donald A. Norman & Fernando Santos Fontenla, 2010
Il Design Del Futuro
Donald A. Norman, 2008

Einfa1/4hrung in Die Psychologie
Peter H. Lindsay & Donald A. Norman, 1981
Implications of Different Oil Price and Economic Growth Trends for the World Petroleum Market
Donald A. Norman, 1985
Memory and Cognitive Science
Donald A. Norman, 1983

Perspectives on Cognitive Science
Donald A. Norman, 1981
The Problem of Automation
Donald A. Norman, 1990
Uppmärksamhet och minne
Donald A. Norman, 1972
Explorations in Cognition
Donald A. Norman, 1975
Don Norman's old & new photographs of Hobart and suburbs
Donald A. Norman, 1986
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