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These two images are a good representation of how we design things cause #CognitiveLoad Image 1. Paper - Plastic Image 2. Plastic - Paper We're causing an increase in cognitive load on the people by that decision. Does it really matter? Let's see 👇 1/6Permalink On twitter.com
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When I want to recycle, I need to think if it goes to the left or right, depending on the office area (considering I go to the nearest trash). Which kind of cognitive load is this? 2/6Permalink On twitter.com
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Suddenly, you increase the cognitive load of people based on a small design decision on how you place the trashes. That's not the kind of cognitive load you want! It doesn't add any value! TLDR; You want germane. itrevolution.com/cognitive-load/ 3/6Permalink On twitter.com
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That's regarding the office, this happens everywhere in our day-to-day. As engineers, it happens to us more often than we might notice. 4/6Permalink On twitter.com
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In our day-to-day, we need to make a lot of decisions, some of which are because of how we design our software, collaboration, architecture, and collaboration leads to those small increases of non-germane cognitive load that, when you add them, it's a lot! 5/6On twitter.com
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Be meaningful to make easy products for our customers and think about the internal experience for the team members too! Keep cognitive load low, and your brain will suffer less 🧠💧 6/7Permalink On twitter.com