pehledn
Pehledn is a theoretical term used in human-computer interaction and game design to describe the perceived clarity with which users can anticipate the outcome of an action within an interface. A high pehledn implies that transitions are predictable, feedback is immediate and coherent, and the next state is foreshadowed by current context and cues.
The term has appeared in design discourse and experimental literature over the past decade, though it is
Pehledn is typically evaluated through qualitative expert reviews or user studies that compare predicted outcomes with
Critics note that pehledn can be ambiguous to measure and that it overlaps with related concepts such