Deceptive

“Dark patterns are features of Interface design crafted to trick users into doing things they might not want to do, but which benefit the business in question” The term “dark patterns” was first coined by UX specialist Harry Brignull to describe the ways in which software can subtly trick users…

Those sweet nothings may be a sign of deceptive affection — A kiss. A cuddle. Some hand-holding. Those three little words. These behaviors are all signs that your partner is expressing positive feelings toward you, right? Not necessarily, according to a study published in Communication Quarterly. …

This was originally posted on my own site. When I was braindumping my thoughts prompted by last week’s UX Fest conference, I wrote about dark patterns. Well, actually I wrote about deceptive dark patterns. That was a deliberate choice. The phrase “dark pattern” is …problematic. We really don’t need to…

Deceptive patterns lead to a bad user experience. — 1. Roach Motel Roach Motel is a setup that takes place when we put the user in a situation that is hard to get out of. This situation can be described as follows: “A user is using a subscription for an internet service and now due to some reason they want to cancel…

Set me free from your doubtful heart allowing me the freedom so that once more my true love and I will never again part @Anthony2021mdh30Vibes