Laws of UX: 17 laws that user experience designers should know - @omr.dgli

Although it sounds repulsive to say "laws of user experience", it would be surprising that there are no major principles in this phenomenon, 19659003] LawsofUX.org by Jon Yablonski, who describes himself as "Interaction Designer", is a website that lists the core words of the world's leading designers, based on the past 50 years, and the accepted sayings that are now accepted as law.

Another feature of this site, which currently has 17 lives, is that it has prepared a special poster for each year. Particularly, there are laws on these posters that I think design agencies will work for.

When you enter each of the 17 lives, you are covered with a few different details. First of all you are taking a look at the basic law and then there are tips to help you.

If you have looked at the law itself, where it came from, and other details, and if the topic is very interesting, you can have more information from different sources. reading list.

When I examined the principles, it was quite interesting to see the contributions of people working in large organizations like IBM, Nielsen, psychologists and even lawyers in the 50s, 70s, and even 1910s in this field.

If you are touching the design world from anywhere, these principles will greatly contribute to your learning and your career.

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