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Hick’s Law and the role of prior knowledge in choice

Posted on December 30, 2010 by Doc

Rule-based reasoning plays an important role in interface design as it does in any science based discipline. One of the most commonly invoked rules related to navigation and menu selection is Hick’s Law. As it makes a case for simplicity, … Continue reading →

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Wayfinding and the Camino

Posted on December 25, 2010 by Doc

In my research and planning for walking the Camino de Santiago, I was comparing the various routes that lead through Spain to Santiago de Compostela. Aside from rainfall, temperature, and daylight hours, another factor for choosing a given route is … Continue reading →

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