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It’s time to end damaging website design practices that may harm your users

4 点作者 Popeyes将近 2 年前

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tony-allan将近 2 年前
The purpose of users is to provide data for the websites key stakeholders which are organisations buying data and occasionally advertising space.<p>The design of every major website and platform is to maximise the collection of data. I would say that the designers, developers and other have been remarkably successful in these endeavours.<p>For websites trying to sell goods and services the situation is no better. They have no interest in users other than to sell their products.<p>I cannot remember the last time I visited a website that had any focus on the user and their actual needs and aspirations. As a community of designers and developers I think we have forgotten how to do that.<p>But who can blame the websites. They need to generate profits and users (other than HN readers) are happy to pay with data.<p>I am disappointed when I pay money and still the primary objective of the user experience is data collection but what can I do.
isodev将近 2 年前
The first example given in the post involves consent banners and I’m surprised they don’t even mention the option to not track users in the first place.<p>Unless your website absolutely needs to fingerprint&#x2F;track users, it’s better to simply opt for a solution that doesn’t require a consent prompt at all.
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Popeyes将近 2 年前
Here&#x27;s a link to the paper they are promoting <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.drcf.org.uk&#x2F;publications&#x2F;papers&#x2F;ico-cma-joint-paper-on-harmful-design-in-digital-practices" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.drcf.org.uk&#x2F;publications&#x2F;papers&#x2F;ico-cma-joint-pa...</a>
raxxorraxor将近 2 年前
I hope the people that sold advertisers the need to track people should have a cushy place in hell. Usable cookie banners aren&#x27;t really enough to be really user friendly.