If you don’t allow the message to find one of its metamorphosed idea-forms, its persuasive power will be minuscule or absent. This needs to happen because messages don’t prompt the Centre Brain to action. But as ideas, they do.
Jennifer Aldrich
A UX-obsessed product designer and writer whose work has appeared in publications such as Creative Bloq, UX Magazine, A List Apart and list goes on. She has spent the last 15 years working mostly for SaaS start-ups.