Color Psychology
This color is known to evoke feelings of trust and calmness.
What is Blue?
This law states that users expect websites to function similarly to other familiar websites.
What is Jakob’s Law?
A design element that prompts users to take specific actions, such as “Sign Up” or “Buy Now.”
What is a Call-to-Action (CTA)?
Objects that are close to each other are perceived as a group.
What is Proximity?
This superhero is known as the "Man of Steel."
Who is Superman?
This color is often associated with creativity, luxury, and spirituality.
What is Purple?
This law explains that the time to make a decision increases with the number of choices presented.
What is Hick’s Law?
This type of element on a website includes security badges, customer reviews, and testimonials to build user confidence.
What is a Trust Signal?
Objects that look similar are perceived as related.
What is Similarity?
The longest-running animated TV show in history, featuring a yellow-skinned family.
What is The Simpsons?
A warm color often used to grab attention and signal caution.
What is Yellow?
This term describes how the design of an object hints at how it should be used, such as a button’s appearance indicating it can be clicked.
What is Affordance?
This principle states that people are more likely to engage with a product or service if they see others have done so.
What is Social Proof?
This principle states that the mind fills in missing information to create a complete image.
What is Closure?
The movie series featuring a young wizard and his friends at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
What is Harry Potter?
This neutral color conveys sophistication, elegance, and can also symbolize authority.
What is Black?
This concept refers to the effort required by users to perform an action on a website, like clicking a button or navigating through a menu.
What is Interaction Cost?
This model explains that behavior is influenced by motivation, ability, and triggers.
What is Fogg’s Behavior Model?
The eye is naturally drawn along paths, lines, or curves, preferring smooth, continuous paths rather than abrupt changes.
What is Continuity?
This singer is known as the "Queen of Pop" and was a cultural icon of the 1980s.
Who is Madonna?
This secondary color is often used for environmental awareness and is known to represent balance and growth.
What is Green?
The area on a touchscreen that a user interacts with, which must be large enough for easy interaction, is known as this.
What is a Touch Target?
This term refers to the quality of being trusted and believed in, which is crucial for eCommerce and business websites.
What is Credibility?
This principle states that elements visually connected are perceived as more related than elements that are not connected.
What is Uniform Connectedness?
This 1990s TV show featured six friends living in New York City and included the famous line, “We were on a break!”
What is Friends?