User Experience
Jakob’s Law and How To Use It
Jakob’s law is the most well-known of the Laws of UX and in this post, you’ll learn what it says and how to use it to design usable websites.
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Long-form and short thoughts on CSS, layout systems, accessibility, and the small details that make interfaces feel considered.
3 articlesJakob’s law is the most well-known of the Laws of UX and in this post, you’ll learn what it says and how to use it to design usable websites.
The JavaScript array.includes() method checks if an array contains a given value and returns either true or false.
This is part one of a two part series that aims to give non-designers some very high-level, practical advice for designing websites. This part focuses on overall user experience.