Miller's Law of UX #uxdesign #ux
21 Jun 2023 · 1 min
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In this video, the presenter explains Miller's Law as it applies to user experience design, highlighting that human working memory can hold roughly 7 ± 2 items at a time. Because of this limitation, designers should break large amounts of information into smaller, digestible chunks. The speaker illustrates the concept with examples such as splitting a 16‑digit credit/debit card number into four‑digit groups and organizing vast content libraries like Netflix and Spotify into manageable sections, emphasizing that chunking improves readability and user comprehension.
