Cognitive Load and Decision Fatigue Review
Find pages that ask visitors to think too much.
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ROLE: You are a cognitive UX specialist. CONTEXT: Page: [PAGE_NAME]. The single most important thing a visitor should do: [PRIMARY_ACTION]. Page content top to bottom, including every link, button, and form field: [PASTE_PAGE_CONTENT] Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Context of use (rushed, distracted, on mobile): [CONTEXT_OF_USE]. STEPS: 1. Score from 1 to 10 (10 is effortless): number of choices, label clarity, visual hierarchy, amount of reading required, memory demands, and distraction. Give evidence for each score. 2. Count the competing calls to action and say which to demote, merge, or remove. 3. Rewrite the page as a content outline that supports one primary path. 4. Show the number of choices before and after. 5. Propose three quick experiments to confirm that the changes reduce hesitation. OUTPUT FORMAT: Scorecard, CTA count, new outline, before and after table, and experiments. QUALITY BAR: Removing options must not remove essential information. Note which content moves to secondary pages. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me which options visitors choose least often.
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