UX rule: Don't introduce new nouns without obvious differentiated value
Flomerboy · x · 2026-08-19
A developer proposed a UX design rule: do not introduce new nouns to the user unless preceded by an offer of obvious differentiated value. Citing "Add to cart" and "Save password" as examples of familiar user actions, he argued that terms like "Create skill" or "Explore MCPs" are obscure and should be avoided in the interface.
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