Last updated: Sep 15, 2022

Persuasive Design Patterns (must do)

Persuasive design applies the science of psychology and sociology into design. Persuasive design patterns are the patterns of psychological tendencies that influence user to draw desired conclusions and decisions. Curious enough, Right? So, Let's understand the art of persuasive design by understanding Persuasive Design Principles

Cognitive Design Patterns

A cognitive bias is a systematic error in thinking that occurs when people are processing and interpreting information in the world around them and affects the decisions and judgments that they make. In this article, we will study design patterns that aid in using this psychological aspect in Frontend Design.

Games and Rewards based Design Patterns

When we play games, and gain something for our efforts, we feel great. We experience that sensation of accomplishment, and if we've done it before, we'll think we can do it again to reach even greater success. If the user feels like they are being rewarded, they then may want to dedicate more of their time and effort to earn even more, increasing their engagement with your product. Let's utilize these factors in designing product's frontend

Memory/Perception based Design Patterns

Everything that we do to help the user’s mind quickly make sense of what they are seeing will reduce cognitive load. Reducing cognitive load allows users to quickly digest what they’re seeing and aid in reaching their goal. Users will have a fantastic experience and user-engagement rates will soar if we are successful in doing this. So, let's go out there and see where & how we can utilize this aspect in frontends

Feedback and Social bias based design patterns

Feedback from your system encourages people to go forward as they engage with it. Social engagement enables users to connect, converse, and engage with others online.