Coercion-Resistant UX: Designing Interfaces That Don't Pressure Users Under Stress

Good UX is not just about clarity. It is about pressure. Because a lot of interfaces are not neutral. They push. They rush. They corner. They bury the exit. They make one path feel obvious and the other one feel like a mistake. If you want privacy-first, offline health tech to exist without surveillance funding it: sponsor the build → https://paintracker.ca/sponsor That might look efficient on a dashboard. It is not efficient in real life. Especially not when the person using the system is tired