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> which is a terrible design in usability terms. Depends on the goals... I'm betting it's the perfect design for what it's intended to achieve.

• sizzle 5y ago
  And what goal would that be you’re betting on that would override established accessible web text contrast ratios?
  • TuringTest 5y ago
    Obviously, creating a dark pattern so that people don't click the button that most benefit them, but the button that most benefit the company.
  • mastazi 5y ago
    Parent’s comment is probably suggesting it’s an intentional use of a black pattern where the goal is to discourage skipping.
  • sizzle 5y ago
    I misinterpreted OP's comment, thanks for the clarifications. A company deliberately choosing not to adhere to accessible web standards because dark patterns benefit the company by converting more users in their sales funnel. This needs to be regulated against, it only grows and gets worse over time.