The meaning of affinity and the importance of identity in the designed world
The meaning of affinity and the importance of identity in the designed world
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设计世界中亲和力的含义和身份的重要性
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2010
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M. Jordan
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M. Jordan
[4]探索美的概念的哲学家和作家包括孔子、苏格拉底、柏拉图、亚里士多德、威廉·莎士比亚、约翰·济慈、伊曼努尔·康德和华莱士·史蒂文斯（仅举几例）。当设计师思考如何创造体验，为用户提供有意义和持久的联系时，考虑我们的个人亲和力的概念以及它们如何影响感知，采用和使用设计世界是很有帮助的。“亲和力”一词，当被化学和生物学的定义所阐明时，使我们更深入地理解了人们与产品和服务之间联系的形式和重要性。探索亲和力意味着什么可以引导我们考虑新的和有用的方法来告知设计思维，并最终帮助我们设计更成功。
[4] Philosophers and writers who have explored the notion of beauty include Confucius, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, William Shakespeare, John Keats, Immanuel Kant, and Wallace Stevens (to name just a few). When a designer is thinking about ways to create experiences that deliver meaningful and lasting connections to users, it is helpful to consider the notion of our personal affinities and how they affect perception, adoption, and use in the designed world [1]. The term “affinity,” when illuminated by definitions from chemistry and biology, gives us a deeper understanding of the form and importance of these connections people have to products and services. An exploration of what affinity means can lead us to consider new and useful ways of informing design thinking and ultimately help us design with more success.