Getting kids to learn
Path of Least Resistance
The secret to building a product with the best chances for success.
- Some great ideas on removing signup friction, even though I disagree with some of the justification logic on some decisions
- It is about understanding people and designing accordingly
- Make it intuitive: Current Knowledge vs. Target Knowledge
- The little things that affect cognitive load
- System 1 & 2 thinking and design
- How to use #MicroActions
- Cognitive load - “Intrinsic and Germane types”
- Only if the information is needed later (recall) and not for menus or search results.
- How to become a Microaction Engineer
- Making design more "human"
- “...reducing friction for users...”
- Removing blocks for user authentification
- Making password processes painless
- #ExperienceDesign Some interesting "tools" like the "learning spiral" and "Closure Experience"
- Highly focused user experiences with a focus on usefullness, usability and the overall experience.
- Critique on "Frictionless design", but the author mustn't confuse entertainment UX with utility UX. It isn't software's job to give you "meaning in life".
- Anticapatory design vs. privacy.
- Less is more, but not at the cost of clarity.
- #microactionengineering
- Some really good tips on how animation plays a role in creating the illusion of intelligent conversation.
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