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15:10 Mar 13, 2021 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Marketing - General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Juan Jacob Mexico Local time: 07:14 | ||||||
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4 +3 | ¿No estaré...? |
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4 +1 | ¿Estaré usando un patrón...? |
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3 +1 | ¿Estoy usando un patrón...? |
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3 | no estoy usando un patrón ? |
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2 | A caso utilizo un patrón? |
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am i not using a pattern...? no estoy usando un patrón ? Explanation: Avoiding Dark Patterns in Web Design By Paul Andrew on Mar 23rd, 2020 UX Design Most modern website designers strive to deliver an honest user experience. Some, however, will do anything to boost conversion rates – even going as far as to trick users into taking certain actions. All digital interactions come with a level of risk from cybercriminals, but some unethical web design practices cross the line into criminality. Learning what “dark patterns” are and how to avoid them can help your brand steer clear of this extremely harmful mistake. A Fine Line between Influencing User Behavior and Tricking People We’ve all experienced it – clickbait that sends us to sketchy landing pages, false pop-up advertisements telling us to click here to prevent computer viruses, emails that use spammy lingo to grab attention. https://speckyboy.com/ethics-ui-design-avoiding-dark-pattern... https://speckyboy.com/ethics-ui-design-avoiding-dark-patterns/ |
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am i not using a pattern...? ¿No estaré...? Explanation: En español correcto. |
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