Consumer Psychology and Behaviour Design Blog

From the science of behaviour design and consumer psychology to hands-on tips for conducting user interviews, we explore the tools and mindsets that help you design better experiences; for users, and for yourself. Whether you're curious about how people think, or you're preparing for your next big job interview, you'll find insights here to help you grow with purpose and land the role that fits you best.

The Power of Observational Research: Seeing is Believing

The Power of Observational Research: Seeing is Believing

The Power of Observational Research: Seeing is BelievingGary van Broekhoven
Published on: 16/05/2025

Uncover real user behaviour with observational research. Boost your UX, product design & marketing with practical methods for better customer experiences.

Behaviour DesignCustomer Discovery
Deceptive by Design: Is Your Company Being Unethical?

Deceptive by Design: Is Your Company Being Unethical?

Deceptive by Design: Is Your Company Being Unethical?Gary van Broekhoven
Published on: 14/05/2025

Learn about deceptive design and dark patterns, and how to spot unethical practices. Discover how to design with integrity and build lasting user trust.

Behaviour Design
Introduction to Gamification: A Beginner’s Guide

Introduction to Gamification: A Beginner’s Guide

Introduction to Gamification: A Beginner’s GuideGary van Broekhoven
Published on: 13/05/2025

Explore gamification from its psychology roots to real-world use. Learn to boost engagement ethically and effectively with this practical guide.

Behaviour DesignConsumer Psychology
Behavioural Design for Health: A Fresh Approach to Wellness

Behavioural Design for Health: A Fresh Approach to Wellness

Behavioural Design for Health: A Fresh Approach to WellnessGary van Broekhoven
Published on: 12/05/2025

Discover how behavioural design transforms health strategies. Apply psychology and design to build products that support lasting healthy habits.

Behaviour DesignConsumer Psychology

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