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UX Laws
Psychology and interaction principles that help explain why some interfaces feel faster, clearer and more natural than others.
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Fitts's Law in UX and UI design
Larger, easier-to-reach targets require less precision.
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Hick's Law in UX design
More meaningful choices usually require more decision time.
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Miller's Law in UX design
People handle information better when it is grouped into meaningful chunks.
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Jakob's Law in UX design
Users expect your interface to work like other interfaces they already know.
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UX laws are models for reasoning about design decisions. Context, task and user still matter. PixelDojo uses them as lenses for training judgment, not recipes that replace thinking.
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