Maybe if your filtering for a specific type of person?

*whom do they fux

I've heard this is why phone numbers are 7 digits. Not sure how true that is.

that leading of the top descriptions/top NAV is killing me

Why use complex shape when simple shape do trick

It would be so much more useful if the linked site weren't just a nice-looking page giving the written definitions of the concepts, but actually showed examples of the effects/principles that they're seeking to convey. It's a beautiful website, sure (how much time did the person spend on those symbols/tiles alone?), but not what I expect when someone stands up an entire website to show graphical concepts.

In a way, it is itself an example of the mistake of form over function.

Haha, that was my first thought as well.

One of the guys in my squad is a marketing dude and was ranting about "depth first design" and "hulu's crappy designers" last night.

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Ahh, because my screen is 32"... Should a font size range be part of UX laws?

Who is Lawso, and what does he Fux?

Interestingly, I imagine these "laws" help explain how conspiracy theories develop.

Why does the website feel like font size 300? Is this only me?

The Modern Warfare 2 Devs should see this 💀

Use easy shapes got it.

Rule number 12 of 21: The average person can only keep 7 items in their working memory 🤔

The more complex the graphic the more detail the viewer will skip over.

Basic plain circle and circle with dot in the middle? You'll spot the difference easily so they work as two distinct elements.

22 sided polygon with gothic inspired pattern in the middle vs 18 sided polygon with art nouveau pattern? The viewer will simplify them down to "circle with stuff inside" and miss the differences.

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Can someone explain the takeaways 1. and 3. for the Law of Prägnanz to me?

What's your favourite law among the 21?

Discovered this site a few years back and recommended it to everyone who joins my team. Interesting stuff.

Yes it’s very cheap

Mindblowing price

If you're willing to spend money, spend it by hiring an actual, human artist.

It’s what most people use as their ig main photo now. All my ugly friends are beautiful

Couldn't find an option to filter by peer reviewed status. Kinda useless