Storybook integrates directly with Vitest. When you write a story, Storybook can automatically treat it as a Vitest test. This means you can run your stories as functional tests, checking if the component's internal logic works as expected

If you are challenged when it comes to design don't be afraid to use templates or fall back to basic design.

This was important as the quote means to show that any gesture or sign communicates meaning. In terms of UX every aspect of design speaks for itself.

Minor design changes can have big impacts. As seen by the eco font that takes away some ink from the letters, in the long run will save money and in the end the environment.

Cradle to cradle design is important. The idea that making a design that is environmentally thoughtful is important with their life cycle. Group C

By leaving an illusion that something is scarce and can go away easily, the user feels attracted to the item such that they will buy it and assume they are having the best deal.

If there are too many steps the user can get overwhelmed. With a streamlined design where its easy for the user to take in and not get overwhelmed is best.

By making the user believe that they can find a better deal for items then they are likely to chose the option they believe they are getting a deal for.

Users are more likely to remember the first and last item rather than whatever is in the middle.

Instagram makes all their main buttons easily accessible while other options you have to go through a longer process to get to.

Having less options to choose from at a time lets users come to a decision faster

The more options available the more users will think about each option leading to an increase in time spent

Progressive disclosure is important to shift users to options which they wouldn't have thought of otherwise.

Confirmation Bias is the tendency to be selective in what we see based on your personal preferences.

This is important because by allowing a user to add their own thought process in using an application, it becomes more valuable to them. For example building a playlist on a music app.

Its intriguing because not everyone is the same and this means that different layouts and design types will have differing affects on them.

I found this interesting as users can use up as much time as necessary to complete a task showing the importance of a possibility of using time markers.

Office hours aren't at a set time and need to be scheduled.

UX designers need to put a lot of thought process into developing the correct user experience for a target demographic.