27. People process information better in bite-sized chunks

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Mind Map on 27. People process information better in bite-sized chunks, created by Rachel Ivan on 08/22/2018.
Rachel Ivan
Mind Map by Rachel Ivan, updated more than 1 year ago
Rachel Ivan
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27. People process information better in bite-sized chunks
  1. Progressive Disclosure
    1. Giving only the information that is important progressively (so the most important information first and then secondary afterwards, etc)
    2. Don't count the clicks
      1. People don’t care about how much they have to click, just that the information they’re getting is easy to understand.
      2. Know who needs what & when
        1. For progressive disclosure to work, you have to do your research to understand what people want to know first
        2. History
          1. It was used by J.M.Keller as he came up with the ARCS model (Attention, Relevance, Confidence and Satisfaction) in the early 1980’s
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