No. #4
Mere-Exposure Effect
- Preference Through Repeated Exposure
We tend to develop a preference for things merely because we are familiar with them, impacting product design and feature enhancements.
Read more on WikipediaProduct example
A music app's recommendation algorithm that favors songs similar to the user's history, potentially limiting musical discovery.
Empathy tips
1
Expose to Novelty
Introduce users to new features and content gradually.
2
User Control
Give users control over customization to explore beyond their usual preferences.
3
Diversity in Testing
Test with users from various backgrounds to ensure broad appeal.
4
Evolutionary Design
Continually introduce small changes to keep the product fresh and engaging.
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