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Anti-patterns and dark patterns
2019Anti-patterns are recurring solutions that create more problems than they solve. On the surface, they may seem appealing as solutions to your design problems, but dig a little deeper and you’ll find there’s more pain than promise. As with the three ingredients of a UI pattern we saw in Chapter 1, here are the details of an anti-pattern:
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2014
Temporal dark patterns are patterns that request too much time, provide too little entertainment time, or result in users feeling like they’ve wasted their time. Temporal dark patterns pose particular danger to users as their power is already well known by developers, and they’ve been honed to a high degree of effectiveness.
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Temporal dark patterns are patterns that request too much time, provide too little entertainment time, or result in users feeling like they’ve wasted their time. Temporal dark patterns pose particular danger to users as their power is already well known by developers, and they’ve been honed to a high degree of effectiveness.
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2014
If time is money, then it should come as no surprise that if there are temporal dark patterns, there are monetary dark patterns as well. A cynic would view these patterns as a means for companies to extract extra money from users, while an accountant might conclude these patterns are actually good short-term business.
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If time is money, then it should come as no surprise that if there are temporal dark patterns, there are monetary dark patterns as well. A cynic would view these patterns as a means for companies to extract extra money from users, while an accountant might conclude these patterns are actually good short-term business.
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Dark patterns used by online travel agency websites
Annals of Tourism Research, 2021Wasim Ahmad +2 more
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End User Accounts of Dark Patterns as Felt Manipulation
Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 2021Colin M Gray
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Dark Patterns: Reclaiming Autonomy in Online Shopping in the Age of AI
Consumer autonomy in online shopping has become an increasingly urgent concern as e-commerce platforms deploy manipulative designs to impair free and informed decision-making, known as dark patterns. While such practices are not new, their scale, subtlety, and effectiveness have been fundamentally transformed by artificial intelligence (AI).Silva, Susana C. +2 more
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Conceptualizations of user autonomy within the normative evaluation of dark patterns
Ethics and Information Technology, 2022Jyoti Kumar, Sanju Ahuja
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