Progressive Disclosure
Progressive disclosure
is an
interaction design
technique often used in
human computer interaction
to help maintain the focus of a user's
attention
by reducing clutter, confusion, and
cognitive
workload. This improves
usability
by presenting only the minimum data required for the
task
at hand. The principle is used in journalism's
inverted pyramid
style, learning's
spiral approach
, and the game
twenty questions
.
External link
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Progressive DIsclosure web article
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