1. People will do the least amount of work to get a task done.
2. It is better to show people a little bit of information and let them choose if they want more details.
3. The fancy term for this is progressive disclosure. I wrote a blog post recently about it.

Instead of just describing things, show people an example.

1. Pay attention to the affordance of objects on the page that you are designing.
2. If something is clickable make sure it looks like it is clickable.

1. Only provide the features that people really need.
2. Don't rely on your opinion of what you think they need; do user research to actually find out.
3. Giving people more than they need just clutters up the experience.  (clutter up (A) : (A)를 어수선하게 채운다.)

Provide defaults.
Defaults let people do less work to get the job done.

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