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strike through is a dark pattern or not
My take on dark patterns in general is that it is not the patterns that are 'dark' but the intention behind its usage that makes it malicious.
Actually you can apply the same 'dark patterns' where it …
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Would persuasive design elements (spec. gamification) look "stupid" in a meaningful app?
The use of the description 'meaningful app' might mean different things to different people, but if you are asking whether gamification can potentially put some people off your app in certain types of …
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