Laws of UX (lawsofux.com)
over 5 years ago from Jon Yablonski, Senior Product Designer at General Motors
over 5 years ago from Jon Yablonski, Senior Product Designer at General Motors
Damn, this is sick! Well done Jon. This with Coglode.com are super valuable resources.
One critique:
As a user, I want to know how many Laws there are (without clicking on the menu) so I can decide wether to invest the time to read now or bookmark for later.
As a user, I'd like to see a progress component (bar/numeral/percentage) so I don't proactively exhaust my patience.
One request:
More Laws!
Great suggestion Josh! Re: more laws — I'll have a few more up there soon ;)
Jon: what's used for the page transitions?
I'm using CSS transforms/transitions and Greensock.
Bravo! This is one of the best posts I've seen in here. Not a law but how about adding Rams' "10 principles for good design"?
See them in there.
Good point Perttu. Have you seen this? https://readymag.com/shuffle/dieter-rams/
This is super cool to see. Well done on the site, the aesthetic design and sharing this information.
Such a great and handy resource! Thanks Jon
Whoa! This is great! Thanks Jon!
One of my favourite resources lately! Really good job!
You should totally monetize this, people could buy them as posters!
These are incredible! I wish I could print them out in big posters and put them up around my organization!
Great work! Like how you've designed the site to constrain the user to focus on reading one law at a time (on laptops). :) The visuals are quite intuitive too.
A simple aesthetic holding such a powerful content. Love it and looking forward to more laws!
Nice. I was hoping someone would do something like this. Awesome work.
Thumbs up, please more of it!
Very nice! Thanks for sharing Jon
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