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Consistency is key in interactive design. Design elements like color palette, spacing, terminology, and style of content and imagery should remain stable throughout an experience to avoid distracting users from the core message. Visibility guides users through a series of tasks by indicating available actions and contextual information. Learnability means interfaces may require learning initially but become easier with use. Predictability creates a sense of comfort for users by making the experience foreseeable and feedback communicates the results of interactions to signal success or failure.
Principles of Interactive Design
The document discusses 5 principles of interactive design:
1. Visibility - The most important elements should be visible first, with less important elements viewed later.
2. Consistency - Similar elements should look and function consistently to improve usability and learnability.
3. Learnability - How easily a software can be understood, with less training needed for easier use.
4. Predictability - Design should set expectations about what will happen with interactions.
5. Feedback - Communicating results of interactions to confirm success or failure through visual or other cues.
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This document discusses principles of design including consistency, visibility, learnability, predictability, and feedback. It provides examples of how each principle is applied on various websites. Consistency is demonstrated on a website that keeps elements like color, pattern, font, and positioning consistent. Visibility is important on a website for designing Xbox controllers where users must be able to pick out colors and categories. Learnability is improved on a site about UX and product design that makes learning the topics easier. Predictability keeps users engaged on a real estate site like Zillow by giving useful information. Feedback is demonstrated on a website reviewing other websites that tells users what happened.
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