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• User-Centered Design Principles
  ...User-Centered Design] by Ben Obear. [[User-Centered Design]] is a specific design methodology that emphasizes usability and the goals of the user. # Design for the users and their tasks
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• Minimizing information access cost or interaction cost
  [[Category: Design Principles]] ...ction Human-Computer Interaction], this is one of 13 principles of display design outlined by Christopher Wickens et. al in the book ''An Introduction to Hum
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• 10 General Principles for Interaction Design
  ...icles/ten-usability-heuristics/ 10 Usability Heuristics for User Interface Design]. The article also includes tips and a poster. ...p.com/articles/visibility-system-status/ Visibility of System Status]. The design should always keep users informed about what is going on, through appropria
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• A Sense of Place
  [[Category: Design Principles]] Unlike most of the other [[:Category: Design Principles | Design Principles]], a sense of place can be very difficult to define in a single
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• File Upload
  [[Category: Design]] ...e-inputs-smart-way/ Styling and Customizing File Inputs the Smart Way] has information about styling this specific difficult-to-format input.
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• Universal Design Principles
  ...nciples of Universal Design (pdf)] by the [[NC State University College of Design]]. The design is useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities.
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• Web Principles
  ...TML for Web Designers (1st edition)]'' by Jeremy Keith, this is one of the design principles used by the WHATWG to decide what changes in the HTML specs. ...ormation wants to be free] - it may not always be in our best interest for information to want to be free, but for good and for bad this is definitely a founding
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• Tables
  [[Category: Design]] ...way of structuring data in rows and columns so that relationships between information can be discerned and acted upon.
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• Miller's Law
  [[Category: Design Principles]] ...umber Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on our Capacity for Processing Information] from 1956, by way of the York University Classics in the History of Psycho
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• Cognitive Design Principles
  # Present new information with meaningful aids to interpretation. New information should be presented within familiar frame- works (e.g., schemas, metaphors, ...ped; across screens, it should be consistently grouped. This will decrease information search time.
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• Scanning a page
  [[Category: Design]] ...ve down the left edge, occasionally darting slightly to the right for more information.
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• Human-Computer Interaction Principles
  These are principles for display design originally introduced by Christopher Wickens et al. in ''[https://amzn.to/2 ...sary information, there is an associated cost in time or effort. A display design should minimize this cost by allowing for frequently accessed sources to be
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• Main Page
  Goal: make it so no matter where I am, I can get to the articles and information I'm interested in without having to search all over creation. * [[:Category: Design]]
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• Dialogs
  * Confirmations and positive information - "save was successful" or "your message has been sent". While there are fe * Information messages - "Did you know x?" These are extremely rare as dialogs and cautio
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• Every Page Has a Hero
  Any given presentation of information should consist of one primary user goal that stands out. Other user goals m * A page providing information on how to open an IRA is limited in scope to "How to open an IRA". A "Relat
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• Hick's Law
  [[Category: Design Principles]] ...omepage" -- consisting of only a registration form -- uses Hick's Law as a design heuristic. By removing as much noise and as many barriers to registration a
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• Set users up for success
  [[Category: Design Principles]] It also means being empathetic and conscious of how a design will make a user feel. Users don't want to make mistakes, they don't want t
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• Principle of consistency
  [[Category: Design Principles]] ...ction Human-Computer Interaction], this is one of 13 principles of display design outlined by Christopher Wickens et. al in the book ''An Introduction to Hum
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• Search
  [[Category: Design]] Search is the act of looking for a product, service, or information. There are three types of search:
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• Feedback Messaging
  * Information (info) ====Additional information (info messages)====
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