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The 15 pages that link to User interface design, each with the reason it gives.

• AttentionRelated: Visual hierarchy and alerts compete for limited attentional capacity.

• Graphic designRelated: Digital interfaces use graphic design to make actions and information legible.

• Gestalt psychologyRelated: Grouping principles help interfaces communicate which controls and information belong together.

• Industrial designRelated: Physical and digital interfaces translate product functions into understandable actions.

• Game designRelated: Interfaces communicate rules, state, and available actions during play.

• Web designRelated: Web pages use interface elements to make navigation and actions legible.

• Mental modelRelated: Interfaces work better when their controls and feedback fit users' expectations of how they operate.

• Visual communicationRelated: Interface layouts communicate available actions, system status, and content structure.

• StoryboardRelated: Interface storyboards depict user actions and the screens those actions produce.

• Video game developmentRelated: Menus, HUDs, and prompts make game systems legible and controllable.

• Software designRelated: Software design includes the interfaces through which users access system behavior.

• Video game art designRelated: Menus, icons, and heads-up displays belong to a game's visual system.

• Video game designRelated: Interfaces communicate game state and make intended actions legible.