Informační přehlcení a jeho možné řešení produktovou změnou

This thesis deals with the phenomenon of information overload. Specifically, it defines this term, places it in a broader context and describes the causes and sources of its origin. It also analyzes the impact of information overload on individuals and society. At the same time, it examines its occurrence in individual parts of the information process (from the need to obtain information, through obtaining it to analyzing it). To address the causes of information overload, it suggests currently available solutions. Thesis verifies possible methods of information overload reduction by simplification product change in second-hand application. The aim of this work is to decide whether this change can reduce cognitive demands on its use and thus influence the feeling of information overload. Thesis concludes that this product change has had a positive impact on both the meaningfulness and speed of conversations, and so could release user‘s cognitive capacity or improve their application experience.