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by Eric Infanti (Author)
Embark on a transformative exploration at the crossroads of purpose and creation in "The Art of Mindful UX: UX Design Through the Buddha's Eyes." This innovative journey converges the timeless wisdom of the Buddha with the contemporary realm of User Experience (UX) Design, uncovering profound insights into the human condition and design itself.
Imagine a canvas where each deliberate brushstroke reflects practicality and speaks to the user's spirit. Mindful UX design transcends traditional boundaries, tapping into fundamental human qualities such as empathy, ethics, and purpose. It's a delicate dance where the precision of UX design meets the serene contemplation of Buddha's teachings. This book delves into the roots of this harmony by exploring how the Eightfold Path, a cornerstone of Buddha's teachings, illuminates user experience design. Guided by principles such as the right perspective, intention, speech, action, livelihood, effort, mindfulness, and concentration, readers will discover how these timeless concepts infuse purpose into the design process. As you navigate through the chapters, envision each one as a stepping-stone leading to profound revelations. At the intersection of UX design concepts and Buddha's teachings, ideologies not only coexist but enrich one another. The exploration unravels deep discoveries and debates, examining points of agreement and disagreement between diverse ideologies. Imagine strolling through a garden of thoughts, where each idea is a flower waiting to blossom. Much like a Mantra, this book invites readers to delve into user experience design concepts while striving to create experiences that resonate emotionally and intellectually with users. Embark on this adventure, exploring the intersection of user experience design and Buddha's teachings. Join Eric Infanti in practicing mindful UX, where every design decision contributes to a society that is more empathetic, inclusive, and peaceful.
Number of Pages: 162
Dimensions: 0.37 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: February 02, 2024
