情感設計：為何我們喜愛（或厭惡）日常物品

Finally a design book that explains why that beautiful teapot I never use still makes me smile every morning. Don Norman’s breakdown of visceral, behavioral, and reflective design made me rethink half the gadgets I own.

The chapter on the three levels of processing finally made sense of why I keep certain objects around for comfort while others annoy me daily. It's the kind of book that changes how you look at everything in your house.

Norman’s case studies on everyday objects are the real payoff, and I found myself nodding along to the chapter on how frustration shapes our loyalty to certain tools. It drags a bit in the middle, but the insights on design’s emotional layer are worth the read.