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authoreltrac <hi@eltr.ac>2026-09-03 20:04:19 +0800
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The F-shape reading pattern is a well-known UX design consideration. UI/UX designers make use of users' tendency to scan only the first paragraph, first sentence of each paragraph, and subheadings, to create interfaces that's easier to read. They may try to guide users with well-signaled subheadings, multiple columns and what some call a [layer cake pattern](https://www.nngroup.com/articles/layer-cake-pattern-scanning/).