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# ProUX

> ProUX is a mobile-UX knowledge base and an AI chat grounded in it: verified UX, UI and CRO guidelines and principles, every answer cited to the page it stands on. Free reads all 50 guidelines in full; Pro reads the whole library.

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## Free library: UX Laws, Principles & Guidelines

- [Index](https://www.proux.design/ux): 50 guidelines, free to read, grouped by cluster.

### Principles: Decision & simplicity laws

- [Hick’s Law](https://www.proux.design/ux/hicks-law): Hick's Law says that the more choices you give someone, the longer they'll take to decide. When people face too many options, making a decision becomes harder and slower.
- [Miller’s Law](https://www.proux.design/ux/millers-law): Miller's Law states that the average person can hold about seven (plus or minus two) items in their short-term memory. In simpler terms, most people can comfortably remember 5 to 9 pieces of information at a time.
- [Tesler’s Law](https://www.proux.design/ux/teslers-law): Tesler’s Law states that every system has a certain amount of complexity that cannot be eliminated. The goal is to shift this complexity from the user to the system or vice versa.
- [Occam’s Razor](https://www.proux.design/ux/occams-razor): Occam's Razor is a simple principle: when faced with multiple explanations or solutions, the simplest one is usually the best.
- [Pareto Principle](https://www.proux.design/ux/pareto-principle): The Pareto Principle, also known as the 80/20 Rule, means that 80% of results come from just 20% of your efforts. This concept highlights how a small portion of actions often leads to the majority of outcomes.
- [Parkinson’s Law](https://www.proux.design/ux/parkinsons-law): Parkinson's Law states that work expands to fill the time or space available for its completion. In simple terms, if you have more time or resources than needed, tasks tend to become more complicated than necessary.
- [Doherty Threshold](https://www.proux.design/ux/doherty-threshold): The Doherty Threshold or the "Golden 60 Seconds" refers to the critical first minute of using a product or website. In that short window, users decide whether to continue using it or move on to something else.

### Principles: Interaction laws

- [Fitt’s Law](https://www.proux.design/ux/fitts-law): Fitt's Law explains that the time it takes to click or tap on something depends on two things: how far away it is and how big it is. Simply put, larger and closer buttons or links are quicker and easier to use.
- [Jakob’s Law](https://www.proux.design/ux/jakobs-law): Jakob's Law states that users prefer your app to work like the ones they already know. Since people spend most of their time using familiar apps and websites, they expect new apps to function in similar ways.
- [Postel’s Law](https://www.proux.design/ux/postels-law): Postel's
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