Ethical UX Design Dark Patterns

Welcome to the "Ethical UX Design Dark Patterns" course, where you'll explore the world of ethical user experience (UX) design by dissecting and understanding the dark patterns that can harm users. In this eye-opening program, we'll introduce you to various dark patterns such as "Sneak into the Basket," "Trick Questions," "Privacy Zuckering," "Confirmshaming," "Forced Continuity," "Roach Motel," and "Spamming."

Through real-world examples and insights, you'll gain a deep understanding of these deceptive practices and their negative impact on user trust and satisfaction. We'll also provide guidance on how to avoid these dark patterns and instead design ethical, user-friendly interfaces that prioritize user well-being.

By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to recognize, address, and prevent dark patterns in UX design, ensuring a more ethical and user-centric approach to your projects. Join us on this journey to create digital experiences that respect and empower users.

What Will You Learn?

• Identify and understand various dark patterns in UX design.
• Gain insights into the negative impact of dark patterns on user experiences.
• Learn how to recognize and avoid unethical design practices.
• Develop the skills to create ethical and user-centric digital interfaces.

Who Should Take The Course?

• UX/UI designers and professionals.
• Web developers and digital product creators.
• Product managers and marketers.
• Anyone interested in ethical UX design practices.

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of user experience (UX) and interface design concepts.
• Access to a computer or device with internet connectivity.
• Adobe Acrobat Reader or similar PDF viewer for course materials (if provided).