Authors:
Mark Blythe, Patrick Jordan
MB: For readers who aren't familiar with your work could you give an example of the four pleasures you talk about in Designing Pleasurable Products? PJ: OK, here's a brief summary. Physical pleasure is to do with the body and the senses. It includes things like feeling good physically and health wise, as well as sensual pleasures. Sensual pleasures include things like eating drinking, being comfortable, tactile things, etc. Anything associated with the five senses. Social pleasure is to do with relationships. This includes relationships with family, friends, coworkers, loved ones and others that we know, but also more…
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