UX of Design

Maybe a monkey or an owl can help

Click, click, click … Done

Sometimes you just have to K.I.S.S

Your user inputs will never be perfect

Who should deal with complexity, users, or the design?

The Law that holds your attention, but also distracts you at the same time

The law that helps you read better on websites

The law that explains why we intuitively scroll vertically for web pages and horizontally for photos.

The law that helps people distinguish between elments on the screen

Symmetry: The Unsung Hero of User Experience or Chaos Turned Harmony?

This is the law that makes user interactions a seamless journey

How designers use animation and motion creatively to group elements

A theory on how our brain perceives designs and makes connections

Designs that hit you with Deja vu

A tale of segmenting your designs by the nature of purpose

Interaction design wants you to click on something, but Fitts’s law makes sure you click on it.

In this series, we’ll look into 30 principles and laws of UX and how they affect us