Don't let users stay in a daze-anti-stick strategy in design

Anti-stay design is how to prevent the wrong way, so that non-professional, inexperienced users can complete the correct operation the first time. Finally, the application of anti-stay in interactive design is summarized.

Avoid errors

1. Restrict operations: Hide temporarily unavailable operations;

2. Anticipate error: It is better to display the user's error ahead of time than the hindsight;

3. Jump out of the blanks: do not let users stop and blank, blank space should be more wide play;

no need to think

1. Status guidelines: Let users know the current state and the future process, to prevent users from getting lost;

2. The only operation: Complex task flow do not let the user too much choice, simple and unique is good;

3. Think of what you need: The user is in a hurry, we have to think for the user what they can not imagine.

In short, we should put aside their own advanced user perspective, in the user may be "daze" every moment of fine-grained. Digging into user behavior habits and mental models, really from the user's point of view to analyze the use of the problem may occur, through the design of the system to try to avoid the occurrence of errors-the simple left to the user, the complexity left to themselves, so that daze becomes impossible.

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