Human Behavior Exercises
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The major design figures in UX design
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User research
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User persona
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Matrix structure
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Sequential structure
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Rectangular tetradic color schemes
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Dark pattern
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User interviews
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Buttons
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Analogous color schemes
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Monochromatic color schemes
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Split complementary color schemes
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Toning down bright colors
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Prompting action
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User personas
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Human-centered design
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Complementary color schemes
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Triadic color schemes
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Elegant color palettes
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Square tetradic color schemes
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Visibility
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Focus
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User interviews
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Importance
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Softening strong colors
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Color palettes in film & TV
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Creating a more sophisticated palette
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Fear of missing out
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Flat structure
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Whimsical color palettes
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Creating a more youthful palette
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Time
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Adding neutrals to traditional color schemes
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Hopeful color palettes
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Trustworthy color palettes
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Perception of time
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Intriguing color palettes
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Amplifying energetic colors
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Attraction
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Color palettes for specific eras
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Using neutrals to change the mood
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Intensifying energetic palettes
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Differentiate your brand
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Keep it authentic
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Tense color palettes
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Pay attention to the competition
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Placebo effect
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Passionate colors
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Cheerful color palettes
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