Cognitive Load Reduction
The system minimizes the amount of information users must remember, compare, or interpret to complete a task.
Dialogues should not contain information which is irrelevant or rarely needed. Every extra unit of information in a dialogue competes with the relevant units of information and diminishes their relative visibility.
The system minimizes the amount of information users must remember, compare, or interpret to complete a task.
Styles and interaction patterns are applied predictably, reducing the need for interpretation or relearning.
The interface presents only what is necessary for the user's current goal, removing visual noise and redundant information.
Each screen is designed around a primary user task, avoiding feature accumulation and distraction.
Each element communicates a single, unambiguous purpose through its appearance and behavior.
Visual styling supports content and actions without competing for attention or adding unnecessary decoration.
The layout and styling guide attention naturally, helping users understand what matters most without conscious effort.
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