displayintentionally
Displayintentionally is a term used in user interface design to describe the practice of presenting content to users only when there is a clear, deliberate intention to reveal it. The term combines display with intentionality and is often discussed in contexts where privacy, security, or cognitive load are concerns.
In practice, displayintentionally encompasses techniques such as explicit user actions (clicking a button to reveal details),
Designers implement displayintentionally by controlling the rendering pipeline, separating core content from optional or sensitive details,
Critics argue that excessive withholding can hinder usability and discovery, while proponents emphasize privacy, consent, and