DESIGNSNACK Laws & Patterns
100+ UX principles, laws, and cognitive biases
DESIGNSNACK Laws & Patterns launched on October 30, 2025 with 10 votes, #1,488 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
After 10+ years in UX & product design, I built the app I always wished existed — a clean, pocket-sized UX cheat sheet. Explore 30 principles for free, unlock 100+ laws, patterns & biases for $2.99 (one-time). No accounts, no tracking — just timeless UX wisdom.
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Education Developer Thomas Veit Language EN English Size 37.6 MB iPhone Elevate your UX design skills with the most comprehensive collection of design principles, laws, and cognitive biases. DESIGNSNACK Laws & Patterns is your go-to resource for mastering user experience design. Whether you're a junior designer learning the fundamentals or a senior practitioner looking to refresh your knowledge, this app makes learning engaging and effective. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN - 100+ Essential UX Principles - Including Hicks Law, Fitts Law, Jakob's Law, and more - Cognitive Biases - Understand how users think and make decisions - Design Heuristics - Apply proven patterns to create better interfaces -…from apps.apple.com
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