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Stop Weaponizing Miller’s Law
Summary: Miller’s Law has been consistently misinterpreted in UX for decades. It describes limits on how much information people can hold in their working memory at one time, not how many visible choices should appear in an interface. UX te...
Statistically Significant or Not?
Summary: I’ve noticed a common misconception in quant research that an entire study is considered either statistically significant or it is not. This article explains why statistical significance applies to individual findings within a stud...
Microsoft Forms Did Me Dirty
Summary: After MS Forms produced a questionable winner from a 32-person force-ranking exercise, I exported the raw data and compared the default output with Borda scoring, pairwise wins, and the Schulze method. The analysis showed that diff...
5 Things UXers Need to Stop Doing
Summary: These 5 articles cover UX practices I regularly see creating problems in the real world. I pulled them together because I think that if we, as a discipline, stopped doing these 5 things, it would make a positive impact moving forwa...
Top 10 UX Misunderstandings
Summary: These are the 10 common UX misunderstandings I see most often in the real world. In this article, I’ll walk you through why each one causes problems in actual products and use research-based support from NN/g, Baymard Institute, an...
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