Don't Make Users Remember: Design for Recognition Over Recall

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Nielsen's sixth heuristic argues that interfaces should minimize the user's memory load by making actions, options, and information visible rather than requiring them to be recalled from memory. Menus, icons, breadcrumbs, and visible labels beat hidden commands and keyboard shortcuts every time. Good design externalizes cognition onto the screen.

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