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Intro
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System 1 usually wins the race!
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Blind Spot Bias
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Fluency Heuristic
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Visual hierarchy tools
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Design Patterns
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Aesthetic-usability effect
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Aesthetically pleasing design...
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Colors can prime emotions
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Metaphors in visual imagery
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Typefaces can convey character
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Avoid Dissonant and Accidental Priming
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Creating positive peaks
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Reduce the impact of negative peaks
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Leave a memorable last impression
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Loss aversion
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Create an emotional bond with free trial
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Create FOMO with scarcity
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Create FOMO with a countdown clock
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Designer Biases
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Save Big on Coursera Plus. 7,000+ courses at $160 off. Limited Time Only! Grab it Explore cognitive science and psychology principles to enhance UX design in this 36-minute Devoxx conference talk. Delve into how the human brain uses mental shortcuts to interpret complex information, leading to cognitive biases. Learn about System 1 thinking, Blind Spot Bias, and Fluency Heuristic. Discover visual hierarchy tools, design patterns, and the aesthetic-usability effect. Understand how colors prime emotions, metaphors in visual imagery convey meaning, and typefaces express character. Gain insights on avoiding dissonant and accidental priming, creating positive peaks, and reducing negative impacts in user experiences. Examine strategies for leaving memorable impressions, leveraging loss aversion, and creating emotional bonds through free trials. Explore techniques for generating FOMO using scarcity and countdown clocks. Conclude by addressing designer biases to create more effective and engaging user experiences.

Cognitive UX - Using Cognitive Science and Psychology to Drive UX Design

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