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Ayesha Sahar · 2021-10-15T04:37:59.566Z

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Something we all have experienced at one time or the others. I had no idea what they were called and this article has helped me understand the terms, thank you Ayesha

These are such despicable means and I'm sorry a lot of people have to go through them! I just hope to create awareness that doing these things isn't gonna benefit anybody :(

Thanks for your support!

I didn't know they were called like this!

Thank you for the informative article Ayesha Sahar.

Keep it up with the UX articles :)

Thank you so much✨In fact, many people did not know about "deceptive patterns", therefore I decided to write an article on them. Really glad that you learned something💜

Great article here...

Noticed a lot of these patterns...it's high time an alarm is raised on these

Really glad that you liked it😆💜

A really good article Ayesha! Have seen these patterns so many times. It's very important to educate designers on why shouldn't they use these. A very informative write up!

Thank you so much✨

Yes🙌 I just hope that people don't use these sneaky means when developing/designing😊

Great educational post Ayesha. It helps designers not fall into the trap of being unethical just to force some marketing objectives

I'm hoping to create awareness among UX Designers that it's not cool at all to use these deceptive patterns (。_。)

Thanks for the constant support Lucian✨

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