The Impact of Screen Clutter on the User Experience
Most people would instinctively agree that cluttered screens – unorganized, overloaded and busy – are not desirable or a sign of great screen design.
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Tobias Komischke, PhD, is a UX Fellow at Infragistics, where he serves as head of the company’s Innovation Lab. He leads data analytics, artificial intelligence and machine learning initiatives for its emerging software applications, including App Builder and Slingshot. Dr. Komischke is an evangelist of user- and customer-centered design strategy, methods and processes. He’s worked in User Experience for more than 20 years, with the goal of creating user experiences that are meaningful, usable and differentiated.
Most people would instinctively agree that cluttered screens – unorganized, overloaded and busy – are not desirable or a sign of great screen design.
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