This time, I would like to write about MARC, which is used in libraries. MARC and cataloging cover such an extensive range of material that I plan to divide the discussion into sev
In visual design, patterns are elements that play an important role by bringing form and meaning into harmony. Patterns go beyond merely repeating forms and serve an important func
Every day, we consume goods that have traveled from all over the world. The coffee beans we brew in the morning, the smartphone in our hand, even the clothes we wear. How have all
Psychology uses the concepts of personal space and territory to study how we perceive and try to protect our physical and emotional space. Personal space and territory are importan
Sublimation is the process in which a solid turns directly into a gas without passing through the liquid state. This article covers the principle and conditions behind it, everyday
Order fulfillment covers everything from the moment an order is received until the customer holds the product. This article explains what fulfillment means, its step-by-step flow,
In this article, we will explore the concept of norms. Norms refer to the scores used as a basis for comparison when comparing an individual's test score with those of other people
Classical mechanics is an important foundational field of physics that explains the relationship between the motion of objects and the forces acting on them. Developed on the basis
The base rate fallacy is judging from vivid case details while ignoring how common an event usually is. This piece covers Kahneman and Tversky’s research, the cab problem, everyday
A growth mindset is the belief that intelligence and talent can grow through effort, good strategies and help from others. We look at how it differs from a fixed mindset, the prais
Why do sites we use for the first time still feel easy? This article explains the origin of Jakob's law as stated by Jakob Nielsen, the principles of mental models and conventions,
An overview of 12 defense mechanisms from Freud's psychoanalysis, grouped into avoidance, anxiety-relief, and satisfaction types, with a short explanation of each.