Design for Human Memory | Chapter 3: Knowledge in the Head vs. the World | Soumya #design #uiux
🔍 Why do users forget how to use an app after just one visit? Why do some interfaces feel effortless while others feel frustrating?
Welcome to Episode 3 of my The Design of Everyday Things series! In this episode, we dive into Chapter 3: Knowledge in the Head & in the World—a critical concept in UX design that determines whether users can easily navigate your product or feel lost every time they return.
✅ What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
• The difference between internal (memory-based) & external (UI-based) knowledge
• Why reducing cognitive load leads to better user experiences
• How signifiers, constraints, and mappings help users remember actions
• Why users rely on the interface more than their memory
• How to design helpful, intuitive, and frustration-free UI
If you want to design apps that users can navigate effortlessly, this episode is packed with actionable UX insights you don’t want to miss!
📌 Watch the Full Series Playlist Here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcSy062V-Dj-nvWCZqqMEYnoS2ciwJDSv
💬 What’s an app you always forget how to use? Let me know in the comments!
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ABOUT ME:
Hello, I’m Soumya Biswas, a self-taught designer with over a decade of experience in design, creative direction, and project management, working with companies like Apple, realme, and leading advertising MNCs. I’m bringing my expertise to YouTube to share insights, tutorials, and creative inspiration. From exploring innovative design techniques and AI tools to offering practical advice for creators, this channel is your go-to destination for creativity and professional growth. Whether you’re a designer, a creative enthusiast, or simply curious about the design world, there’s something here for everyone. Let’s learn, create, and innovate together!
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Find me on Social:
Linkedlin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/soumya-biswas/
Behnace: https://www.behance.net/soumyabiswas
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soumya7.16
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#UXDesign #UIDesign #ProductDesign #DesignThinking #UserExperience #TheDesignOfEverydayThings #UXPsychology #HumanCenteredDesign #Usability #UXResearch #UXMistakes #LearnUX #CognitiveLoad #UXStrategy #FixBadUX #DigitalProductDesign #UserBehavior #InteractionDesign
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UX design, UI design, the design of everyday things, Don Norman, UX psychology, knowledge in the head, knowledge in the world, cognitive load, mental models, UX mistakes, signifiers, constraints, usability, intuitive design, human-centered design, digital product design, UX research, how users think, memory in UX, interaction design
Видео Design for Human Memory | Chapter 3: Knowledge in the Head vs. the World | Soumya #design #uiux канала Soumya Biswas
Welcome to Episode 3 of my The Design of Everyday Things series! In this episode, we dive into Chapter 3: Knowledge in the Head & in the World—a critical concept in UX design that determines whether users can easily navigate your product or feel lost every time they return.
✅ What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
• The difference between internal (memory-based) & external (UI-based) knowledge
• Why reducing cognitive load leads to better user experiences
• How signifiers, constraints, and mappings help users remember actions
• Why users rely on the interface more than their memory
• How to design helpful, intuitive, and frustration-free UI
If you want to design apps that users can navigate effortlessly, this episode is packed with actionable UX insights you don’t want to miss!
📌 Watch the Full Series Playlist Here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcSy062V-Dj-nvWCZqqMEYnoS2ciwJDSv
💬 What’s an app you always forget how to use? Let me know in the comments!
———————————————
ABOUT ME:
Hello, I’m Soumya Biswas, a self-taught designer with over a decade of experience in design, creative direction, and project management, working with companies like Apple, realme, and leading advertising MNCs. I’m bringing my expertise to YouTube to share insights, tutorials, and creative inspiration. From exploring innovative design techniques and AI tools to offering practical advice for creators, this channel is your go-to destination for creativity and professional growth. Whether you’re a designer, a creative enthusiast, or simply curious about the design world, there’s something here for everyone. Let’s learn, create, and innovate together!
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Find me on Social:
Linkedlin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/soumya-biswas/
Behnace: https://www.behance.net/soumyabiswas
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soumya7.16
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Hashtags:
#UXDesign #UIDesign #ProductDesign #DesignThinking #UserExperience #TheDesignOfEverydayThings #UXPsychology #HumanCenteredDesign #Usability #UXResearch #UXMistakes #LearnUX #CognitiveLoad #UXStrategy #FixBadUX #DigitalProductDesign #UserBehavior #InteractionDesign
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Tags:
UX design, UI design, the design of everyday things, Don Norman, UX psychology, knowledge in the head, knowledge in the world, cognitive load, mental models, UX mistakes, signifiers, constraints, usability, intuitive design, human-centered design, digital product design, UX research, how users think, memory in UX, interaction design
Видео Design for Human Memory | Chapter 3: Knowledge in the Head vs. the World | Soumya #design #uiux канала Soumya Biswas
UX design UI design the design of everyday things Don Norman UX psychology knowledge in the head knowledge in the world cognitive load mental models UX mistakes signifiers constraints usability intuitive design human-centered design digital product design UX research how users think memory in UX interaction design
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