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Designing for people / by Henry Dreyfuss.
Publication details: New York : Allworth Press, 2003.Description: 284 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1581153120
- 9781581153125
- TS171 .D73 2003
Contents:
Foreword / by Tom Peters -- Preface / by Earl Powell -- Introduction / by Richard L. Simon -- 1. The early days -- 2. Joe and Josephine -- 3. How the designer works -- 4. The importance of testing -- 5. Through the back door -- 6. Rise in the level of public taste -- 7. The telephone -- 8. Land, sea, and air -- 9. The open road -- 10. Design in unexpected places -- 11. Working for the government -- 12. The five-point formula -- 13. Relationship of designer to client -- 14. That sordid subject, money -- 15. Not by design -- 16. Why are barns painted red? -- 17. Profile of an organization -- 18. An appraisal -- 19. Re-appraisal -- Illustrations from the 1967 edition.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Non-fiction | Main Collection | TS 171 .D73 2003 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 5153521 |
Foreword / by Tom Peters -- Preface / by Earl Powell -- Introduction / by Richard L. Simon -- 1. The early days -- 2. Joe and Josephine -- 3. How the designer works -- 4. The importance of testing -- 5. Through the back door -- 6. Rise in the level of public taste -- 7. The telephone -- 8. Land, sea, and air -- 9. The open road -- 10. Design in unexpected places -- 11. Working for the government -- 12. The five-point formula -- 13. Relationship of designer to client -- 14. That sordid subject, money -- 15. Not by design -- 16. Why are barns painted red? -- 17. Profile of an organization -- 18. An appraisal -- 19. Re-appraisal -- Illustrations from the 1967 edition.
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