Guidelines for Designers
How to Avoid Design that Exploiting the User (Malicious Design)
1. You need to know what is Malicious Design.
2. Identify if there is any malicious design in any applications.
Malicious Design (Conti & Sobiesk, 2010):
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Idyawati Hussein
The blogger is an academician and a researcher in the field of Human Computer Interaction (HCI) in Malaysia. She is graduated from The University of Manchester, UK (formerly known as UMIST) with MSc in Multimedia Technology. Her passion lies in sharing knowledge of all kinds. She wishes to have her own consultancy company, working in a challenging environment within mixed intelligences, wisdom and creativity; unique people, different backgrounds and cultures. She lives based on everyday-learning experiences. Her childhood was spent in the poverty of Bajau (Sama) family in an undeveloped area in East Malaysia, Sabah. Her secondary school life was then a struggled to fit in a prestige all girl's boarding school Tunku Kurshiah College (Kolej Tunku Kurshiah), Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. It was great but imperfect experiences which taught her to identify who she really was before decided to be whom she wanted to be. She loves to read social sciences and spend time with her family and friends; travels and plays volleyball. She appreciates differences, similarities and uniqueness in every path she walks on.
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