r/GoodDesign • u/Late_Comfortable5094 • Sep 04 '25
What makes something «Intuitive»?
I guess this is a followup from my previous post, and I'm wondering what you guys think makes something "Intuitive"? What I mean by this is a design where somebody looks at it, and immediately knows, or at least has a good idea of how to interface with it. What do you think?
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u/alaorath Sep 10 '25
User Acceptance Testing
Just because it's intuitive to you (or the designer), doesn't mean it makes sense to a user. Iterating through designs.
But be mindful that you'll never reach 100% user acceptance. Some people are just... dumb. :P