Usability is the baseline. Products that are merely usable get used out of necessity. Products that create positive emotional responses get recommended, returned to, and defended against alternatives.
Visceral responses are immediate and pre-cognitive. The first impression of a product ù before any interaction ù triggers a visceral response. This is why visual craft and attention to detail matter even when they do not affect function.
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