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Pravin Shinde (@bluehans) | Hashnode

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Pravin Shinde

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Founder & Design Chief at Bluehans Design Agency

IndiaJoined January 2021

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I've been working in UX and UI design for over 20 years, solving real-world problems in fintech, tourism, and other industries by creating seamless, emotionally engaging experiences that bring in user happiness and business success.

Pravin Shinde's blogs

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Jakob’s Law

Overview Understanding user behaviour is critical in UX/UI design since it allows for more intuitive and user-friendly interfaces. Jakob's Law, proposed by usability expert Jakob Nielsen, is a basic notion on which designers rely. According to this l...

Apr 1, 2025·4 min read

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Law of Similarity

Overview Understanding cognitive psychology is beneficial in the field of UX/UI design since it allows designers to create intuitive and successful interfaces. One such psychological principle is the Law of Similarity, which holds that elements with ...

Mar 14, 2025·4 min read

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Zeigarnik Effect

Overview The Zeigarnik Effect is a psychological phenomenon in which people remember unfinished or interrupted tasks more vividly than completed ones. This theory, named after the Soviet psychologist Bluma Zeigarnik, has been extensively researched a...

Mar 14, 2025·3 min read

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Law of the Common Region

Overview Understanding how users perceive and interact with interfaces is critical in UX/UI design because it allows you to create intuitive and usable experiences. The Law of Common Region is a fundamental notion in Gestalt psychology that can help ...

Mar 14, 2025·4 min read

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Law of Prägnanz

Overview The Law of Prägnanz, often known as the Law of Simplicity, is a key Gestalt psychology principle that is essential in UX/UI design. It asserts that individuals perceive and comprehend complicated images in their simplest form. In other words...

Mar 14, 2025·4 min read