The Laws of UX - 19 Psychological Design Principles

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▶︎▶︎ https://www.udemy.com/course/learnsketch3/?couponCode=JAN22YT - Product Designer Jon Yablonski recently created an incredible website outlining the maxims principles that designers can consider when building user interfaces. It’s called Laws of UX and Jon was kind enough to give me permission to bring these principles to you in this video. Over the next few minutes, you’ll learn the names of 19 principles, along with their origins and how to apply them. Quick links: 00:23 - 01 Aesthetic Usability Effect 00:50 - 02 Doherty Threshold 01:25 - 03 Fitts’ Law 02:02 - 04 Hick’s Law 02:39 - 05 Jakob’s Law 03:07 - 06 Law of Common Region 03:40 - 07 Law of Prägnanz 04:21 - 08 Law of Proximity 04:38 - 09 Law of Similarity 05:00 - 10 Law of Uniform Connectedness 05:20 - 11 Miller’s Law 05:45 - 12 Occam’s Razor 06:04 - 13 Pareto Principle 06:38 - 14 Parkinson’s Law 07:02 - 15 Postel’s Law 07:29 - 16 Serial Position Effect 08:04 - 17 Tesler’s Law 08:42 - 18 Von Restorff Effect 09:13 - 19 Zeigarnik Effect - • Take my complete Sketch course on Udemy for 75% off: ▶︎▶︎ https://www.udemy.com/course/learnsketch3/?couponCode=JAN22YT - • Then download my entirely free Sketch resources at: » http://www.LearnSketch.com - Visit Laws of UX » http://www.lawsofux.com - • Follow me on Twitter: » https://twitter.com/Jatodaro - Launch Sale! Take my complete Sketch course on Udemy for 75% off: ▶︎▶︎ https://www.udemy.com/course/learnsketch3/?couponCode=JAN22YT -