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I know people who just automatically click yes. I don't think they ever even cared to read what is says. They just have the habit to click yes to every prompt t
by phito 6y ago
I know people who just automatically click yes. I don't think they ever even cared to read what is says. They just have the habit to click yes to every prompt to "make sure it works"
- Vinnl 6y agoI wonder what percentage would remain if the no-consent button was the primary button (filled button, saturated colour, bold font, etc.) and the consent button the secondary (outlined or transparent background without a border, regular font, etc.). I can't imagine it going much above 0, and I'd even guess that the ones who do consent intended not to consent but are expecting it to be the de-emphasised button.
- dwild 6y agoHe switched the yes/no button position... they would have automatically click "no" instead...
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoDecades of bad UI design have trained people to click away these kinds of things without reading them. Even people like you or I who should otherwise know better frequently do it.