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Surfaces, interfaces or user experiences that increase the time and space it takes to complete a goal or perform an action. | Surfaces, interfaces or user experiences that increase the time and space it takes to complete a goal or perform an action. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:27, 8 August 2012
Definition
Surfaces, interfaces or user experiences that increase the time and space it takes to complete a goal or perform an action.
An example of a frictional interface is a complex parking ticket machine.
