As a UX designer, you must reduce your users' cognitive load as much as possible. Therefore, usability testing and applying design best practices are highly recommended.
Low cognitive loads help your users complete goals. That, in turn, helps your clients achieve business goals. One way of doing this is by making your designs intuitive and easy to use.
What causes cognitive load?
Cognitive load is caused by design choices and patterns that are unfamiliar to the user. It means that they have to learn how to use your interface instead of being able to complete tasks on autopilot.
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