To create products that are useful and enjoyable to use.

To protect user privacy.

To ensure that products are accessible to all users.

To avoid creating products that are biased against certain groups of people.

Privacy is the right to control the use of one's personal information, while confidentiality is the obligation to keep information secret.

Privacy is the right to keep one's personal information secret, while confidentiality is the obligation to control the use of one's personal information.

Privacy is the right to control the use of one's personal information, while confidentiality is the obligation to keep information private.

Privacy is the right to keep one's personal information private, while confidentiality is the obligation to control the use of one's personal information.

Physical barriers, cognitive barriers, and sensory barriers.

Physical barriers, perceptual barriers, and cognitive barriers.

Physical barriers, sensory barriers, and perceptual barriers.

Perceptual barriers, cognitive barriers, and sensory barriers.

Bias is a tendency to favor one thing over another, while discrimination is the act of treating someone differently based on their race, gender, or other characteristics.

Bias is the act of treating someone differently based on their race, gender, or other characteristics, while discrimination is a tendency to favor one thing over another.

Bias is a tendency to favor one thing over another, while discrimination is the act of treating someone differently based on their age, religion, or other characteristics.

Bias is the act of treating someone differently based on their age, religion, or other characteristics, while discrimination is a tendency to favor one thing over another.

Privacy, accessibility, and bias.

Security, usability, and aesthetics.

Reliability, maintainability, and scalability.

Performance, cost, and time to market.