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UI/UX Design Principles

What Users Actually Notice

Hierarchy, Spacing and Alignment

Hierarchy, Spacing and Alignment: Common Pitfalls

Hierarchy, Spacing and Alignment: Hands-On Exercise

Hierarchy, Spacing and Alignment — Knowledge Check

Designing Usable Navigation

Designing Usable Navigation: Worked Example

Designing Usable Navigation: Going Deeper

Designing Usable Navigation: Checklist and Recap

Forms, Inputs and Error States

Forms, Inputs and Error States: Common Pitfalls

Forms, Inputs and Error States: Hands-On Exercise

Testing Designs With Real People

Testing Designs With Real People: Checklist and Recap

UI/UX Design Principles — Final Assessment

UI/UX Design Principles — Final Assessment

UI/UX Design Principles
UI/UX Design Principles — Final Assessment

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Start from fundamentals, then build complexity deliberately.
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Start with the most complex case available.
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Avoid fundamentals and learn only shortcuts.
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Memorise steps without understanding them.
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Applying a technique without checking whether it fits the situation.
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Reviewing your work against the lesson checklist.
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Asking clarifying questions early.
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Practising with small examples first.
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Because errors are cheaper to fix when caught early.
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Because review is required by law.
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Because it makes the work take longer.
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Because reviewing replaces the need to practise.
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It is a core principle covered in this lesson.
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It is unrelated to the topic of this course.
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It only applies to advanced practitioners.
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It was explicitly described as a common myth.
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