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Designing for Fitts's Law

User Experience & Design

Applications Prompts10/19/2025
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Explain Fitts's Law in UX design. Apply the law to optimize a primary CTA button on a mobile screen, detailing the optimal size and distance (e.g., placing it at the bottom/top of the screen) to maximize target acquisition speed.

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