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Commits to UX
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A bite-sized series on the thinking behind digital products, where design meets engineering. From UX patterns to dev workflows, each post offers a focused take on building thoughtful, user-centered software, one small usability insight at a time.
The 100ms rule
It takes about 100 milliseconds to blink and in the digital world, this time frame is critical! It's the absolute limit. When an interaction takes longer than 100ms, the average user loses the sensation of "feeling instant" and feels a noticeable lag...
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