Questions for hiding complexity with UX design
Questions for hiding complexity with UX design
- How can you reduce the scope of the content by hiding the unnecessary (or less essential) parts of information?
- With progressive disclosure in mind, how many levels should the information flow?
- Can you reduce the complexity of information by hiding some parts or making it more navigable through JS or other techniques?
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