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Error Prevention
The design principle of carefully designing interfaces to prevent problems from occurring in the first place, rather than relying on error messages to correct mistakes after they happen.
In plain language
Designing to make errors impossible or immediately recoverable is more effective than designing better error messages. The best error is the one that never happens.
In the wild
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