Laws of UX: Hick's Law (with examples!)

Reference and learning resource:

00:00 - Intro & Takeaways
01:33 - Explanation
03:01 - User's Working Memory
04:24 - 1. Present Lesser Options
06:51 - 2. Highlight Recommended Options
07:32 - 3. Steps and Hiding Optional Tasks
10:57 - 4. Break options in Categories
11:53 - 5. Avoid abstraction, and inaccurate categorisation .

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[SAGE]

hey hi, I want to ask one question that, you talked about categorization at 11:23 on discord and slack example. So isn't this part of miller' law than hick's law. I mean isn't chunking is similiar to categorization.?

[enitantf]

What's the highlighted difference between hicks law and millers

[samrrae]

thanks, it was a very good explanation...

[gitita]

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[mrajax_]

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[calloftruth]

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