This document discusses common UX myths and provides evidence to debunk them. It addresses myths such as people not scrolling down pages, UX being only about usability, and UX being a new concept. Specific myths debunked with evidence include that 66% of user attention is below the page fold, 90% of mobile users scroll within 14 seconds, icons do not necessarily help users find menu items compared to text, and UX practices like storyboards, personas, and user testing have been used for many years. The document encourages sharing to spread more accurate understandings of UX design concepts.
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