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Why Some Apps Are Intentionally Slow - Cheddar Explains
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Cheddar explains why tech companies intentionally introduce artificial delays in their apps to improve user trust and perceived value.
In tech, speed is usually a major priority. But did you know it’s actually possible to create a program that is too fast? So some websites and apps are slowing down. From TurboTax to Facebook’s Privacy checkup, this phenomenon occurs more than you might think. Sources: The Atlantic Fast Company BBC Future UX Magazine Nielsen Norman Group Ryan Buell, Michael Norton: “The Labor Illusion” Subscribe to Cheddar on YouTube: chdr.tv/subscribe Connect with Cheddar! On Facebook: chdr.tv/facebook On Twitter: chdr.tv/twitter On Instagram: chdr.tv/instagram On Cheddar.com: chdr.tv/cheddarWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Engineers point to this video to show how instantaneous user interfaces can sometimes result in a negative user experience.