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Whenever I see these kinds of choices it always seems like the "bad" choice is the right one. Similar to clicking buttons during checkout flow that literally s
by bentcorner 5y ago
Whenever I see these kinds of choices it always seems like the "bad" choice is the right one.
Similar to clicking buttons during checkout flow that literally say things like "No, I don't want extra protection for my purchase".
- DangitBobby 5y agoTry applying this rule to any popup modals, calls-to-action, and other unsolicited software interactions: Identify the button decorated as "primary" and click the other button instead.
- monetus 5y agoI wonder how many modals use the fine-print button, or even an X, as the primary one, having trained so many users to instantly close modals by searching for those.