What are your favorite counter-intuitive principles or ideas within UX? [closed]

1. What makes a UX intuitive?
2. What do you think is an intuitive UI?
3. Why intuitive design is important in a user interface?
4. What makes a design intuitive?

What makes a UX intuitive?

So, when a user is able to understand and use a design immediately—that is, without consciously thinking about how to do it—we describe the design as “intuitive.”

What do you think is an intuitive UI?

An intuitive interface is an interface that works exactly as the user expects it to. For example, when a user sees a button, they assume that if they click that button it will perform a specific action. We don't have to think about how that button works, we just know how it works.

Why intuitive design is important in a user interface?

With an intuitively designed product, customers will understand how to use it without much effort. They are also less likely to need a tutorial, onboarding, or other help. Here is a simple way to understand intuitive design: The product works the way the user expects.

What makes a design intuitive?

Intuitive design means that when a user sees it, they know exactly what to do. Intuitive design is invisible. Design is intuitive when users can focus on a task at hand without stopping, even for a second. Intuitive designs direct people's attention to tasks that are important.