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- What are UI design patterns?
- What are design patterns in UX?
- Is hover control is a design pattern?
- What is progressive disclosure in UX?
What are UI design patterns?
User interface (UI) design patterns are reusable/recurring components which designers use to solve common problems in user interface design. For example, the breadcrumbs design pattern lets users retrace their steps. Designers can apply them to a broad range of cases, but must adapt each to the specific context of use.
What are design patterns in UX?
UX design patterns are reusable design components that are used to solve common usability problems that users experience. For instance, a breadcrumb trail that shows users the path from the homepage to the page they are on is a design pattern.
Is hover control is a design pattern?
Discoverable Controls
Discoverable controls (a.k.a., hover or hidden controls) are one of the most useful UI patterns, and widely adopted.
What is progressive disclosure in UX?
Usability expert Jakob Nielsen defines progressive disclosure as a technique that “defers advanced or rarely used features to a secondary screen, making applications easier to learn and less error-prone.” Progressive disclosure follows the typical notion of moving from “abstract to specific,” including the sequencing ...
