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The premise of this article makes no sense to me. It's suggesting that one needs to actively expend effort to avoid "accidentally" implementing dark patterns. Y
by lopkeny12ko 3y ago
The premise of this article makes no sense to me. It's suggesting that one needs to actively expend effort to avoid "accidentally" implementing dark patterns. You could just...not build them. If I click yes, I mean yes, if I click no, I mean no--it's more complex for developers and designers alike to add friction to that flow.
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- handy2000 3y agoMy guess is that the author chose to approach this in a softer way, without shaming the designers. He is leaning into education without assuming bad intent. Not going to lie, this might be more effective than shaming designers.