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John Spacey, November 22, 2015 updated on January 23, 2017
Stability is a design principle that values a static, predicable and established approach. Stable designs tend to be easy to learn with a comfortable feel. The opposite approach, variability is useful for dynamic and contextual information or controls. However, people may find highly variable designs to be difficult to learn with an uncertain feel.
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| Function | DesignLayout | | Definition | Design that aims to be static and predicable. | | Tradeoff | Stability vs Variability | | Related Concepts | SymmetryUnity |
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