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Laws of UX

Laws of UX

Jon Yablonski
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A compact reference that maps psychology research — Fitts's Law, Hick's Law, the Peak-End Rule, Miller's Law — directly to interface decisions. Useful as a vocabulary for justifying design choices in reviews and as a checklist when diagnosing why an interaction feels slow or overwhelming.

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