Chunking is a method by which you take ideas that need to be taught or remembered, and break them down into memorable, consumable chunks. Studies […]
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There is research that suggests that people complete tasks differently in environments where there are notably high or notably low ceilings. In environments where the […]
12 of 365: Cathedral effect #design #design-principle
The biophilia effect is the idea that when we are placed in environments that contain or seem to contain nature, we are more likely to […]
11 of 365: Biophilia effect #design #design-principle
Attractiveness bias is a design principle that allows designers to act upon noted preferences in humans for (typically) other humans who seem to be whole, […]
9 of 365: Attractiveness bias #design #principle
The design principle of area alignment says that when you have a series of objects to be aligned that do not have regular shapes, that it is more aesthetically pleasing to centrally align them according to their area and weight than by central alignment of the bounding boxes.
The design principle of area alignment
Archetypes allow designers to make good design decisions about the alignment of the emotional content of a design and the best use of color, line, […]