Sentence examples for deceptive design from inspiring English sources

Much of the current deceptive design originated decades ago with tinkerers who took apart factory-built goods (stereo speakers and tuners, ceiling fans and cooktops) to find ways of making them more appealing.

Different forms of fraud (e.g., fabrication and falsification of data, deceptive reporting of results, suppression of data, and deceptive design or analysis) had been observed in fairly similar numbers.

Distraction is another deceptive design technique deployed to sneak more from the user than they realize.

Of course the underlying concept of deceptive design has roots that run right through human history.

Close to a decade later, Brignull's website is still valiantly calling out deceptive design.

Which is why deceptive design isn't a sustainable business strategy, even setting aside ethical concerns.

But as Mr. Trump, who is weighing a bid for the White House, has zealously sought to cash in on his name, he has entered into arrangements that home buyers describe as deliberately deceptive — designed, they said, to exploit the very thing that drew them to his buildings: their faith in him.

The horrible truth is that deceptive designs can be awfully easy to paint.

Deceptive designs can also make it appear that opting out is not even possible.

Some deceptive designs even include a call to action displayed on the colorful button they do want you to press — with text that says something like 'Okay, looks great!' — to further push a decision.

The direction of travel — and the direction of innovation — is pro-privacy, pro-user control and therefore anti-deceptive-design.