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Choice 3
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Choice Design
Entry #0234
A label that says recommended is a decision made on your behalf. The criteria it used are not printed beside it.
The hidden part
#0234
A recommendation is a default wearing a badge. The criteria behind it are the seller’s, and they are not printed.
Reveal the hidden insight of Why the recommended option is rarely the cheapest
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Choice Design
Entry #0230
A free tier is rarely a gift or a funnel. It is a measuring stick that gives the paid tier a shape, and its limits are chosen to be felt.
The hidden part
#0230
A price means nothing until something adjacent makes it comparable. The free plan is that something.
Reveal the hidden insight of Why the free plan exists to make the paid one legible
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Choice Design
Entry #0248
Withholding a number generates contact and also generates an inference. Buyers assume anything concealed is concealed because disclosure would not help.
The hidden part
#0248
Silence is not the absence of a claim. Buyers read an omitted number as the worst plausible one, and that reading is rational.
Reveal the hidden insight of Why removing prices raises enquiries and lowers trust
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