# UX Quest

> Learn UX by doing. Solve one real design challenge a day, find out instantly why the answer works, and build a portfolio as you go.

UX Quest is a gamified UX-learning web app for designers who want judgment, not trivia. Each quest is a real product screen with something quietly wrong: you commit to a decision, get an instant verdict, and read the principle behind it while the choice is still fresh. Five minutes a day, tracked with XP and a streak.

- 31 interactive challenges across 3 skill tiers (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced), in 5 formats.
- The Beginner track is free and needs no account — the first quest is solvable straight from the landing page.
- Pro unlocks the Intermediate and Advanced tracks, an AI design mentor that reviews your own screens, and a shareable portfolio.

## Core pages

- [Home](https://www.uxqst.com/): What UX Quest is, how a quest works, and a challenge you can solve without signing up.
- [UX Laws](https://www.uxqst.com/ux-laws): A plain-English library of the 29 UX laws that shape real interfaces, each with a practical "what to do about it" and the challenges that train it.
- [Notion templates](https://www.uxqst.com/templates): 10 Notion templates for UX designers — portfolio and case-study builders, research vaults, design systems, and product docs.
- [Pricing](https://www.uxqst.com/pricing): What's free forever versus what Pro adds. Prices are shown per market (EUR, USD, INR).
- [About](https://www.uxqst.com/about): Why UX Quest exists — reading about design doesn't build judgment, practice does.
- [Contact](https://www.uxqst.com/contact): Questions about the app, Pro, feedback, or partnerships. A real person reads every message.

## Example UX law pages

- [Hick's Law](https://www.uxqst.com/ux-laws/hicks-law): Why more choices mean slower decisions, and what to do about it.
- [Fitts's Law](https://www.uxqst.com/ux-laws/fittss-law): How target size and distance decide whether a control is easy to hit.
- [Aesthetic-Usability Effect](https://www.uxqst.com/ux-laws/aesthetic-usability-effect): Why attractive interfaces are forgiven usability problems.
- [Accessible Contrast](https://www.uxqst.com/ux-laws/accessible-contrast): Making text legible for real eyes in real conditions.

All 29 law pages are listed at [/ux-laws](https://www.uxqst.com/ux-laws) and in the sitemap.

## Optional

- [Sitemap](https://www.uxqst.com/sitemap.xml): Every indexable URL (41), including all 29 law pages.
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.uxqst.com/privacy): What we collect and why; analytics are consent-gated.
- [Terms of Service](https://www.uxqst.com/terms): Terms governing use of the app and website.
- [Refund Policy](https://www.uxqst.com/refunds): Billing is handled by Paddle; how refunds work.