UX and deceptive design checklist
Every rule in the UX and deceptive design playbook, by chapter, required rules first. Each links to its own page with how we built it and how to check it. This is a lot to check. An Expert can check it for you.
Deceptive design
- Required EU law UXD-1 Never fake urgency or scarcity
- Required EU law UXD-4 Never design a platform interface that deceives or manipulates
- Recommended UXD-5 Give yes and no the same weight
- Recommended EU law UXD-8 Track the EU Digital Fairness Act
- Avoid UXD-6 Asking again after a person said no
- Avoid UXD-7 Shaming people who decline
Research and structure
- Recommended UXD-9 Test each main task with five users before launch
- Recommended UXD-10 Tree test the navigation before you build it
Onboarding
- Recommended UXD-2 Build the setup checklist from what the account has done
- Recommended UXD-3 Keep product tours short and optional
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