Settings Exercises
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User control and freedom
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Show current status of settings
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Add helper text for advanced settings
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Place destructive actions away from other actions
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Show relevant settings
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Group related settings
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Make system alerts highly visible
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Prioritize controls by frequency
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Use human language for microcopy
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Add search functionality
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Make settings easy to find
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Put essential items at the top
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Define common defaults
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Put destructive items at the bottom
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Use toggle switches for immediate changes
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Split settings into basic and advanced
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Simplify navigation
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Group settings
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Allow users to modify permissions within an app
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Ask users to confirm destructive actions
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Use simple language for naming settings
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Establish visual hierarchy
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Include search for longer settings screens
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Personalizing the onboarding experience
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Personalization as a sticky feature
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Identifying customization opportunities
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Balancing personalization with privacy and ethics
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Preset modes in AI interfaces
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Consent and choice architecture
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Instruction-based AI customization
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Implementing personalization in push notifications
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Default states
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Privacy solutions
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Personalizing message content for increased relevance
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Establishing meaningful defaults
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Allowing users to edit preferences and feedback
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Recognizing when users prefer control
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Automation balance
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Offering graceful opting-out
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System conflicts and hierarchy errors
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