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Haptic Feedback Design — Quiz
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Haptic Feedback Design
A payment app fires a success haptic the moment the user taps 'Pay Now', before the API call to the payment processor resolves. The API call then fails, and the UI shows an error state. What is the primary design problem with this approach?
The haptic pattern used (light tap) is semantically incorrect for a payment confirmation
Firing a success-type haptic before the operation resolves creates a false signal — the user receives tactile confirmation of an outcome that did not occur, undermining trust when the visual error state contradicts it
The API call should be synchronous so the haptic can be deferred until the response arrives
The error state should also produce a haptic to cancel out the success haptic already delivered
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