Deleting access should not be easy.
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Product design tip: Deleting access should not be easy. 1. Always show what the user is about to lose before any gets deleted. 2. Confirm again the information that will get deleted and the consequences. Deletion should be slow on purpose. Making deletion too easy will only lead to your inbox getting flooded with complaints.
Posted by Charles Postiaux (1.3k followers) 4 days ago · 32 likes · 3.9k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Design Radar as UX research & CRO.
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