Invisible Interface

Controls emerge only when you hesitate — an environment that infers attention before asking.

Hesitate to reveal controls at the periphery. Center remains calm.

Concept

Post-interface design relocates controls into context. This study asks where disclosure is ethically necessary.

Move through the field. Options appear at the edge of focus, not at the center of attention.

The experiment measures tolerance for inferred intent — how long before invisible assistance feels coercive.

Results are aggregated anonymously to study perception thresholds across sessions.