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Track 9
Psychology & conversion
Cognitive fluency, attention, and persuasion you can use without dark patterns.
- Lesson 1:Beginner13 min
Hick's Law
Hick's Law: the time to decide grows with the log of the number of choices. Fewer, well-grouped options mean faster decisions — but the cost is logarithmic.
- Lesson 2:Beginner14 min
Fitts's Law
Fitts's Law: time to hit a target grows with distance and shrinks with size. Big, close targets are faster — and screen edges are effectively infinite.
- Lesson 3:Beginner12 min
The Von Restorff effect
The Von Restorff (isolation) effect: the item that differs from its neighbors is the one people notice and remember. Isolate one thing — and only one.