- Minimize cognitive load by keeping it simple.
- Minimize cognitive load by removing non-essential content and elements
- Minimize cognitive load by breaking the experience into smaller, easily-understandable segments controlled by the pace of the user.
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Day 90 - Cognitive Load
What's cognitive load? It's the amount of mental processing power needed to use your product, app, or service.
Labels:
approachable,
clean design,
cognitive load,
design,
psychology,
ux. simple design
Day 89 - Participant Observation
- What do people do now?
- What values and goals do people have?
- How are these particular activities embedded in a larger ecology?
- What are the similarities and differences across people?
- Pay attention to all the artifacts.
- Look for work arounds and hacks.
- Errors are a goldmine.
- If you ask people what they want (lead in questions) as opposed to observing what they do, you can be easily led astray.
- Find out what people's goals are.
- Try and do.
- Ask and listen.
- Watch and observe.
Labels:
artifacts,
observation,
psychology,
research,
user research
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)