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Short answer
It is a design technique that initially presents only essential information and features, delaying advanced details and options until the user asks for them.
Explanation
Progressive Disclosure addresses the classic challenge of designing an interface that is easy for beginners while meeting professionals' needs. Put the most frequently used features (80% of cases) in the main interface and provide "Advanced Options" buttons or submenus for complex details. This avoids clutter and keeps common tasks fast.
Common mistakes
- Hiding critical, essential options in hidden menus that ordinary users struggle to find.
- Displaying every technical parameter or complex filter option at once on the first screen.