Posted inPsychology UI/UX
Cognitive bias
An Organized List of Cognitive Biases: Because Thinking Is Hard Four Problems That Biases Help Us Address: Information Overload Lack of Meaning The Need to Act Fast Determining What to…
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Steve Jobs’ UX Rule
A study by the Nielsen Norman Group found that users make the decision to stay on or leave a webpage in under 10 seconds. That's right—just ten seconds. All the…
Posted inculture Psychology UI/UX
How is japanese web design different?
after running 2,671 images of the most popular websites in every country through an AI the popular japanese websites seem to avoid empty-dark designs SEM Rush’s Open.Trends service https://www.semrush.com/trending-websites/global/all #…
Posted inBranding Color Theory Design
Color Psychology in UI/UX Design: How Colors Can Affect User Behavior
Color psychology is the study of how colors influence human behavior, emotions, and perceptions. This field explores how different hues and shades can affect mood, decisions, and even physiological responses.…
Posted inPsychology UI/UX
Reducing cognitive overload: designing for human cognition
In today's world of information overload, it is essential to minimize the mental effort required to interact with a system. This effort, known as mental interaction cost, includes the cognitive…