LAWS OF UX

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User Experience (UX) design is the process used to create products that provide a meaningful experience to users.

UX laws improve your design craft and explain why people react to good design the way they do.

In this Laws of UX series, I will explain how the UX laws work.

Here's the list of UX Laws,

1. Jakob's Law
2. Fitts's Law
3. Hick's Law
4. Miller's Law
5. Postel's Law
6. Peak-End Rule
7. Aesthetic-Usability Effect
8. Von Restorff Effect
9. Tesler's Law
10. Doherty Threshold
11. The Goal Gradient Effect
12. The Law of Common Region
13. The Law of Proximity

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