The Invisible Computer - Table of Contents

September 1998
6 x 9, 316 pp., 28 illus.
$57.00/£42.95 (CLOTH)
Short

ISBN-10:
0-262-14065-9
ISBN-13:
978-0-262-14065-2

Paper (1999)

Table of Contents

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The Invisible Computer
Why Good Products Can Fail, the Personal Computer Is So Complex, and Information Appliances Are the Solution
Donald A. Norman

Preface

1 Drop Everything You're Doing

2 Growing Up: Moving from Technology-Centered to Human-Centered Products

3 The Move to Information Appliances

4 What's Wrong with the PC?

5 There Is No Magical Cure

6 The Power of Infrastructure

7 Being Analog

8 Why Is Everything So Difficult to Use?

9 Human-Centered Development

10 Want Human-Centered Development? Reorganize the Company

11 Disruptive Technologies

12 A World of Information Appliances

Appendix Examples of Information Appliances

Notes
References
Index

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