Yippee-ki-yay, designers! In this action-packed finale to our Laws of UX trilogy, Jason Moore and Ephie Risho are storming the Nakatomi Plaza of complexity. Armed with Occam’s Razor and a stubborn refusal to overcomplicate things, they’re taking on 12 more laws that’ll help you design faster, cleaner, and smarter—no explosions required (well, maybe just conceptual ones).

In this final installment of their Laws of UX trilogy, they deep-dive into the remaining 12 laws that shape how humans interact with design. From Occam’s Razor (simpler really is better) to the Pareto Principle (that magical 80/20 rule that does 80% of the heavy lifting), to Tesler’s Law (complexity never truly disappears—it just moves around), they unpack how to make your designs smoother, smarter, and more trustworthy.

Learn how to eliminate friction without killing functionality, how to design for the inevitable human oops, and why great UX is equal parts logic and empathy. Because sometimes, life (and design) moves pretty fast—if you don’t stop and reflect on the Laws of UX, you could miss it.

Listen now — your users will thank you 80% of the time, guaranteed.

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