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Normal UI is a usability technique developed for non-designers that aims to improve web app usability through a concrete framework. This method involves deciding between normalized and denormalized workflows based on user tasks to reduce cognitive load and improve user experience. It also offers technical benefits such as easier routing, accessibility enhancements, and performance optimization. The author emphasizes the importance of usability in successful web apps and provides a foundation for making impactful usability design decisions without needing extensive design expertise.

Normal UI: A Usability Technique For Non-Designers

<p>I don’t think the author understands what database normalization means. But the way of thinking is interesting. Not in the way he put’s it: weather the screen or a popup ask for confirmation does not make much difference (but the content design does).
However I would see UI normalization as real DB normalization. How I would think about it is you shouldn’t have multiple paths for landing on the same screen or changing the state.</p>
