intuitive
adj.adj. easy to understand or use without needing special training. It also describes a feeling or idea that you have naturally, without needing to think about it logically.
adj. describing a process, tool, or feeling that is understood or operated through instinct rather than conscious reasoning. Often used to describe software interfaces that require minimal instruction.
The new phone app is very intuitive.
The designer created an intuitive layout so that first-time users could find the checkout button immediately.
While the mathematical proof was rigorous, the underlying concept felt intuitive to the experienced physicists, who had long suspected such a relationship existed.
Borrowed from Middle French intuitif, from Medieval Latin intuitivus, from Latin intueri.
Often follows a linking verb like 'feel' or 'be'; frequently modifies nouns related to design, logic, or understanding.