10 laws of UX every designer should know

Jon Yablonsky's Laws of UX are not legal rules but psychological insights based on behavioral science. They aim to help designers create better digital products by understanding user behavior. Key laws include Jakob’s Law, Hick’s Law, the Goal-Gradient Effect, the Serial-Position Effect, and others. Each law provides practical advice on improving user experience by adhering to familiar design patterns, simplifying decision-making processes, and leveraging cognitive behaviors such as placing emphasis on progress and grouping related elements.