Coercion-resistant UX: interfaces that don't pressure users under stress

Good UX is not just clear: it avoids pressuring stressed or cognitively overloaded users.

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Coercion-resistant design offers thinking time, no-regret cancellations, and explicit confirmations.

This approach improves trust and user satisfaction, especially in critical applications (health, finance).

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