Chapter 1 Jeff Offutt https://www.cs.gmu.edu/~offutt/ Chapter 1.1, Concept 1 The 7  2 rule.

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Chapter 1 Jeff Offutt https://www.cs.gmu.edu/~offutt/ Chapter 1.1, Concept 1 The 7  2 rule

Cognitive Psychology – 7 2 Rule Humans’ short term memory (STM) can only hold about 7 things at a time That’s all we can concentrate on ! Basketball Baseball Football … ? Books (parts, chapters, sections, paragraphs, ideas Lectures Software Items on a menu Options on a command line Procedures in a module Types / variables / constants 21-Apr-19 © Offutt

Cognitive Psychology – 7 2 Rule When we get more than about 7 items, we get confused This is closely related to complexity We handle complexity by Chunking (psychology term) Abstraction or grouping (CS / Math term) A usable interface must help the users handle complexity by chunking choices into groups of less than about 7 21-Apr-19 © Offutt

User interfaces should be simple! Simplicity is Hard “It takes three weeks to prepare a good ad lib speech” – Mark Twain Anyone can make something confusing It takes talent, diligence, knowledge and skills to make things simple User interfaces should be simple! 21-Apr-19 © Offutt