UW Accessibility & Dark Patterns Interest Form

Thank you for your interest! We're still accepting submissions; however, due to our overwhelming response, we will not be able to follow up with everyone.


Hi! We are a team of accessibility researchers at the University of Washington.


To help design better accessibility support, we are exploring: (1) the relationship among dark patterns and accessibility barriers in online services, and (2) the disproportionate negative impacts of dark patterns on the experiences of people with disabilities.
A Dark Pattern is an interface design choice implemented to influence a person into performing a behavior that they likely would not otherwise perform. 
As part of this work, we’re hoping to talk with people with disabilities who use assistive technology (e.g., a screen reader) when using online services. If you participate in this study, you will be compensated with a $30 Amazon Gift Card for a 1 hour virtual interview.

If you are interested in participating, please fill out this form and we will follow up with you via e-mail. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Aaleyah Lewis at alewis9@cs.washington.edu.

Thanks for your interest!
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Name *
Email *
Are you at least 18 years old? You must be at least 18 years old to participate in this study.
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We want to learn about the experience and perspective of people with various forms of disability. Please describe any disabilities, chronic health conditions, mental health conditions, or other conditions that potentially related to your experience with assistive technology.
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We want to learn about the experiences of people with various assistive technologies. Please describe any assistive technologies you use with online services.
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How long have you been using your assistive technology?
Please list up to 5 online services (e.g., shopping websites, online banking platforms) you have recently used, and please tell us about 1 accessibility barrier you have at some point encountered in one or more of these services.
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Additional Comments / Questions / Concerns?

Questions can also be sent via email to Aaleyah Lewis at alewis9@cs.washington.edu.

If we are able to include you in the study, we will also reach out to ask about any access concerns or accommodation requests. Our default setup will be a Zoom call with an option for auto-captioning, but we can make other arrangements (e.g., other video-call platforms or in-person at the University of Washington, a captioner, an interpreter).
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