Behavior Design
Behavior Design is an interdisciplinary concept for deliberately shaping user behavior through product choices, interaction patterns, and feedback. It combines psychology, UX, and data-driven experiments to encourage desired actions. Typical applications include onboarding, habit formation, and choice architecture. It requires ethical considerations and measurable metrics.
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