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Laws of UX — Cognitive Laws for Interface Decisions
Operationalizes the named psychological laws most useful in interface work: Hick, Fitts, Jakob, Miller, Tesler, Peak-End, Serial Position, Von Restorff, Aesthetic-Usability, Goal-Gradient. Where Krug and NN/g give practice, this pack gives the quantified *why* — useful when a design argument needs more than taste.
psychologycognitionhickfittsjakobmiller
Principios
- · Cut options that serve <5% of users from primary surfaces; disclose progressively.
- · Chunk long option sets into labeled groups — grouping resets the comparison space.
- · Highlight a recommended option; a good default converts a choice into a confirmation.
- · Never apply to expert surfaces reflexively: familiar choice sets are scanned, not deliberated (Hick's weakens with practice).
- · Onboarding: one decision per screen beats a settings wall.
Patrones
- · Count options at each decision point of the main flow; >5 undifferentiated → group, default, or cut.
- · Every choice screen gets one recommended/default option unless choices are genuinely equipotent.
- · Settings pages: bury rarely-changed options; surface the 3 people actually change.
- · If analytics show hesitation (long dwell before click) at a step → Hick audit first.
- · The most frequent action per screen: biggest and nearest target; audit primary flows for tiny/far frequent buttons.
Riesgos
- · Ver anti-patrones específicos del dominio en el pack.
Checklist
- [ ] Decision points on primary flows: ≤5 undifferentiated options, or grouped/defaulted/disclosed. (LX1)
- [ ] Most frequent action per screen: largest + nearest of its group; touch minimums met. (LX3, LX5)
- [ ] Destructive actions: never largest/nearest/default-focused. (LX4)
- [ ] Standard objects follow convention, or deviation is justified in writing. (LX7)
- [ ] No screen requires recall from a previous screen. (LX8)
- [ ] Flows ≥3 steps show honest progress. (LX11)
Fuentes
En la bibliografía AKOS
Este pack cita las siguientes fuentes registradas en el índice bibliográfico:
- webLaws of UXJon Yablonski
- bookLaws of UX: Using Psychology to Design Better Products & ServicesJon Yablonski. O'Reilly Media