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    Designing for i18n and Culture - Books on Design By Annamaria Szvoboda, 2021 Books: #1: Susan M. Weinschenk: 100 Thing Every Designer Needs To Know About People #2: Don Norman: The Design of Everyday Things #3: Don Norman: Emotional Design View Points I read and reviewed the above-mentioned books following these guidelines while working on the presentation: A brief summary of the main points in each book. How are the books similar? Where do they diverge? How can I apply the concepts in these books to my professional life, specifically in localization and internationalization? What concepts were new? What did I learn from each of the books and how will that help you moving forward? Were there any concepts or ideas that I disagreed with or that did not resonate with me? Overview of book #1 Today most people use digital interfaces on a daily basis. This book focuses on the creation of an intuitive interface design with the help of neuroscience discoveries. The way human beings perceiv

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