Mental Model Exercises
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Mind map
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Labeling system
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Elegant color palettes
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Color palettes in film & TV
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Whimsical color palettes
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Hopeful color palettes
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Trustworthy color palettes
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Intriguing color palettes
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Color palettes for specific eras
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Tense color palettes
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Passionate colors
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Cheerful color palettes
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People have limitations
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Industry-standard color palettes
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Human memory is complex
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People don't want to do more than they have to
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People are social
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People crave information
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Unconscious processing matters
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People make mistakes
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Color palettes associated with holidays
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Hold onto users' attention
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Apply multiple common regions
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Color palettes in pop culture
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Color palettes of nature
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Bring attention to what’s important
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Leverage visuals
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People create mental models
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Define element grouping
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Color palettes of famous brands
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Mental models are flexible
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Improve users’ mental models
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Overpower similarity
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What is a mental model?
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Establish hierarchy
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Overpower proximity
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Group related information
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Highlight relevant information
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Represent mental models in personas
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Mixed-up mental models
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Emphasize multiple elements
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Mental models have inertia
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Make your product conform
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User mental models are unique
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Show relationship
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What’s included in a mental model
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What are conceptual models?
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What are mental models?
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Rely on existing mental models
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