🎙️UX+DEV SUMMIT 2018 - Alex Redondo
summary
Three-part argument that dark patterns are legally common and often deployed on sites like Amazon, Gmail and Booking.com to nudge purchases and subscriptions, sometimes without designers even realizing it; a diagnosis of hidden truths in UX teams where chaotic processes, defensive culture and six common myths (example: asking novices what they want instead of observing them) produce bad outcomes; and an event horizon claim that AI, AR, VR and analytics are shifting UX toward multi‑sensory product experiences and demand full accountability for design decisions.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Welcome to UX Dev Summit
- 0:44About Alex Redondo
- 2:35Dark UX patterns
- 5:31Hidden truths in UX
- 7:36Future UX technologies
- 9:04Take responsibility for UX
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