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Designing for people
Henry Dreyfuss · 1955 · 240 pages
Human engineeringIndustrial Design
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A cult read amongst designers for more than half a century, this text is the manifesto of America's greatest industrial designer and the pioneer of a design approach that put people first. Dreyfuss was the designer of the first answering machine, the Hoover vacuum cleaner, the Bell telephone, and much more.
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