How to Avoid Being Deceived on Black Friday?

πŸ“Œ On the occasion of Black Week and Black Friday, in an article for TVN24 BiS, I discuss one of the most commonly encountered elements of deceptive design known as dark patterns in e-commerce.

I find inspiration for research, writing, and digital projects, which make up a significant part of my work, mainly in books, conversations, films, exhibitions, and podcasts. 🎬 πŸ“šπŸ“» πŸ–Ό

One of the topics I delve into extensively and frequently is the psychology and ethics of design in the context of user behavior. I enjoy combining them with cultural sociology and history, as they are essential in attempting to understand certain phenomena. πŸ’¬ 🌐

In my statement for TVN BiS, specifically, I cover:

⚫️ What dark patterns are

⚫️ Why they exist

⚫️ Where we most commonly encounter them

⚫️ Regulations surrounding them

⚫️ What we can do to resist them

I would like to thank Joanna Rubin for inviting me to contribute to this article. πŸ–Š β˜€οΈ

Don't miss out on this article (in Polish language). Follow the link:

https://tvn24.pl/biznes/najnowsze/black-friday-week-2022-black-friday-2022-jak-nie-dac-sie-oszukac-6234699

 

Keywords:

  • Black Friday

  • Dark patterns

  • E-commerce

  • Opinions

  • Psychology

  • Ethics

  • User behaviour

  • Cultural sociology

  • History

  • Deceptive design

  • Regulations

  • Resisting deception

  • Jane Knap

  • Expertise

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