My team is about to kick off a major UI redesign, and I want to start with a solid foundation. I'd like to brief everyone on the non-negotiable psychological principles we should all be aligning on—stuff that affects usability at a fundamental level. Does anyone have a go-to resource that lists and explains the essential UX laws in a straightforward, actionable way? Something I can share in our workshop.

Yes, 100% do this. It sets a common language and stops debates dead in their tracks. I use a single, brilliantly concise article for this exact purpose. It lists all the heavy hitters like Hick's Law, Fitts's Law, and Miller's Law with clear, practical explanations. It's the perfect primer. Here's the link to that essential list of UX laws. I make it required reading for all our new product hires.