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Designing for Beginners, Intermediates, and Experts

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This lecture discusses the distribution of experience levels when interacting with software, the perpetual intermediacy phenomenon, and how to design for different experience levels. It covers design goals, principles, and guidelines for beginners, intermediates, and experts, emphasizing the importance of providing consistency and user-friendly interfaces.

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