Laws of UX by Yablonski, Jon -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Preface

Why I Wrote This Book Who This Book Is For What’s in This Book O’Reilly Online Learning How to Contact Us Acknowledgments

1. Jakob’s Law

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

2. Fitts’s Law

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

3. Hick’s Law

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

4. Miller’s Law

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

5. Postel’s Law

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

6. Peak–End Rule

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

7. Aesthetic–Usability Effect

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

8. von Restorff Effect

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

9. Tesler’s Law

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

10. Doherty Threshold

Overview Origins Examples Conclusion

11. With Power Comes Responsibility

How Technology Shapes Behavior

Intermittent Variable Rewards Infinite Loops Social Affirmation Defaults (Lack of) Friction Reciprocity Dark Patterns

Why Ethics Matter

Good Intentions, Unintended Consequences The Ethical Imperative

Slow Down and Be Intentional

Think Beyond the Happy Path Diversify Teams and Thinking Look Beyond Data

12. Applying Psychological Principles in Design

Building Awareness

Visibility Show-and-Tell

Design Principles

Defining Your Principles Best Practices Connecting Principles to Laws

Conclusion

Index

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