UX Psychology: Designing For Lazy Brains
Your users have the attention span of a caffeinated goldfish. Use UX psychology to fix your design before they run back to TikTok.
Your users have the attention span of a caffeinated goldfish. Use UX psychology to fix your design before they run back to TikTok.
Stop making your website look like a hospital. Mesh gradients are here to save us from sad beige minimalism with groovy, neon vibes.
Is your app a digital Frankenstein? Stop making developers cry and start using a design system before your UI scares away all your users.
Turn boring pages into epic journeys with scrollytelling. Learn to hook users without making their computer sound like a jet engine taking off.
Is your website causing early-onset arthritis? Learn why the ‘Thumb Zone’ matters and why the top-left corner is the enemy of happiness.
The internet isn’t a cloud; it’s a furnace. Stop burning dinosaur juice with uncompressed images. Your users (and the planet) beg you.
Nudging buttons 3 pixels left is a special kind of hell. Let AI handle the grunt work and wireframes so you can stop screaming at Figma.
If you are still loading separate files for italics, the 90s called. Use variable fonts before your bandwidth bill bankrupts you.
Embrace the bento grid: web design for people who hate it when their digital pickles touch the rice. Organize chaos like Apple does.
Is your font light gray on white? Congratulations, everyone hates you. Learn web accessibility, dodge lawsuits, and stop torturing users with bad design.