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New on Laws of UX: Flow is the mental state in which a person performing some activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity. lawsofux.com/flow/

New on Laws of UX: Cognitive Bias is a systematic error of thinking or rationality in judgment that influence our perception of the world and our decision-making ability. lawsofux.com/cognitive-bias/

New Laws of UX poster available! jonyablonski.bigcartel.com/product/cognit…

New on Laws of UX: Chunking is a process by which individual pieces of an information set are broken down and then grouped together in a meaningful whole. Learn more at: lawsofux.com/chunking/

Looking forward to participating in PDX Design Month and exploring the psychology fundamentals that can guide designers and influence how people process and interact with the interfaces we create! eventbrite.com/e/portland-ux-…

This practical guide for designers and managers on how to set up and track design success in your company by Vitaly Friedman 🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈 is phenomenal! Design decisions shouldn’t be guesswork. measure-ux.com

I recently received this lovely gift and it was a great reminder of how incredibly grateful I am to the folks at O'Reilly Media for their support and guidance through the years. Two successful editions that’s been translated in 12 languages with distribution across the globe. 🙌

Had a great time visiting a new cohort of young designers at @bcncodeschool! I always enjoy the insightful discussions questions. One common question that comes up is how Jakob’s Law influences design. #lawsofux lawsofux.com/articles/2024/…

Here’s a reminder that we all too often forget: When we focus too much on success stories, positive metrics, or ‘happy paths’ in our designs, we lose sight of how the design responds when things fail. biasedbydesign.com/principles/con…

🚀 The Portuguese 2nd edition of Laws of UX is here! 🌟 I'm incredibly grateful to Novatec Editora and O'Reilly Media for bringing this updated edition to life and helping these ideas reach even more readers. novatec.com.br/livros/leis-ps…

Working Memory posters now available on Laws of UX. lawsofux.com/working-memory/

A retrospective of the year behind me and what I’m looking forward to in the year ahead. Looking ahead to 2025, I’m energized to take on fresh challenges, deepen my expertise, and push the boundaries of what’s possible both personally and professionally. jonyablonski.com/articles/2025/…

I’ve published my reading list for 2025! These carefully chosen books span design, technology, strategy, and human behavior. jonyablonski.com/articles/2025/…

New on Laws of UX: Choice Overload is the tendency for people to get overwhelmed when they are presented with a large number of options, often used interchangeably with the term paradox of choice. lawsofux.com/choice-overloa…

Common myths about user research often prevent companies from implementing this valuable practice that provides structured insights, validates assumptions, and helps create better products aligned with user needs. jonyablonski.com/articles/2025/…

New poster vibes jonyablonski.bigcartel.com/product/laws-o…

The ability to generate, modify, and iterate on custom tools through simple conversation with AI has effectively bridged the long-standing gap between technical capability and creative vision. 🤖 jonyablonski.com/articles/2025/…

Highly recommend the HeyDesigner newsletter by Tamas Sari. Also excited to share Issue 680, featuring a recent article I wrote on tool-building with AI. 🤖 heydesigner.com/n/680-simplify…

"What is the right proportion of content in a case study of a product designer? How much text, images, context, data, and other things make a case study well-balanced?" To answer this question, I conducted a fun experiment. For my research, I handpicked three case studies from

Just wrapped up an inspiring visit to Bowling Green State University! I had the opportunity to speak with Usability Engineering and UX/UI Design students, sharing key psychological principles from Laws of User Experience to help build more intuitive, human-centered products.