Analysis of Visual Experience of Network Interaction Design Based on Cognitive Psychology

Abstract

Abstract Web2.0 has led to the common age of the Internet. Users not only passively read information online, but also actively become information producers. Therefore, humanization has become an increasingly important topic in network interface design. Whether the design of the web interfaces is consistent with the cognitive characteristics of the user, and whether it is conducive to the organization and processing of the consciousness, will affect the effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction of the user interface. This article explores the relationship between designers and users through literature and case analysis, starting from cognitive psychology. Through analysis of a series of psychological activities such as perception, the goal of humanizing the web interface is finally achieved. Cognitive psychology is an effective means to improve the level of web interface design in the Web2.0 era. Learning and research on it can promote the construction of user-friendly web sites that are easy to use and loved by users.