Behavioral UX Design Has an Ethics Problem

Behavioral UX Design Has an Ethics Problem

Behavioural design in sustainability tech is powerful and underexamined. The article argues that designing to change people's behaviour, even toward genuinely good outcomes like reducing plastic or returning reusable cups, carries ethical responsibilities that positive intent alone doesn't resolve. It names three tensions designers in this space routinely face: engagement versus transparency, impact communication versus impact inflation, and user benefit versus data extraction. It then offers a...

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