Fundamentals of the Human Design System Centers is a book that explores the fundamental principles of human-technology interaction design. In this book, the author considers the concept of centers in design, their role in creating convenient and understandable interfaces for users. The reader will find a detailed analysis of different types of centers, their impact on the user's perception of information, and how these principles can be used to improve the design of software products, websites, and other interactive systems. The author offers practical advice and examples of implementing the concepts of centers in various projects, which makes this book an important source of knowledge for professionals in the field of UX/UI design and anyone interested in studying the principles of human interaction with technology. Fundamentals of the Human Design System Centers is not only a theoretical guide, but also a practical tool for those who seek to create intuitive and effective products for users.