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A design strategy that shows the essentials first, then reveals extra complexity only when needed. It helps beginners get started without hiding power from advanced users.
Definition
A design strategy that shows the essentials first, then reveals extra complexity only when needed. It helps beginners get started without hiding power from advanced users.
Progressive disclosure lowers cognitive load while preserving product depth.
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