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Jakobs-Law-UX
Design and audit interfaces around familiar user patterns
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Design and audit interfaces around familiar user patterns
Jakob's Law UX applies familiar conventions to navigation, forms, authentication, search, commerce, feedback, mobile, and accessibility surfaces. In design mode it explains which convention is being used; in audit mode it ranks deviations by severity and names the broken mental model, likely user cost, and conventional fix. A four-gate framework helps decide whether an unconventional pattern has enough benefit and validation to justify the learning cost.
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Turns one idea into a clean peanut-led concept illustration.
Keeps generated UI aligned with explicit design rules.
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