The 80/20 rule of web design

Recently I learned some content about design principles, and I found an interesting principle-the 80/20 rule. Also known as Pareto principle, Juran principle, critical minority and minor majority theory or factor sparse theory. In the design of websites and web applications, the 80/20 rule has a profound impact on user experience, and ultimately affects the content …

Experience “subtraction of demand” from the perspective of product value

You must learn to subtract, do less is do more “-many, many people in the industry say. Slowly, all product personnel regard this sentence as the most reasonable, and always remind themselves. How to realize the essence of this sentence How can I make myself feel empathetic to this sentence when I am making products? Can’t …

Is availability so important?

Usability has always been one of the focuses of our front-end debate. But think about it carefully, is it worthwhile to “satisfy” those blind readers who have never seen it or those users who have disabled JavaScript on their own with the extra and a lot of development costs?

Four stages of design thinking formation

What can business people learn from studying how designers can successfully solve problems and create innovations? At the most fundamental level, they can learn to ask questions, follow, connect and take action. With these four of the most important things, designers can make extraordinary breakthroughs.

Less is more, slow is fast

Whether making products or doing things, many people pursue two words: more, fast. This may be the inevitable result of this social environment that is eager for quick success. Everyone wants to get it too soon, and too much to get more. But the facts show that fast and more are not a criterion for success. We have been …