Default Effect

Name and phone values are pre-filled while remaining editable. These values function as defaults if Next saves them unchanged; the screenshot does not show acceptance, correction or error rates.

Activating search places focus in the field and opens the keyboard. This is the default input state for text entry; the screenshot does not show whether it improves task speed or excludes another preferred input method.

Both notification categories start off, Save is unavailable until a choice changes and Not now remains visible. These are observable defaults that preserve non-subscription; the screenshot does not show whether people keep or later change them.

The later trial screen again preselects Annual and pairs immediate free access with a future £49.99 charge. The visible default is supportable; the screenshot does not establish temporal discounting and does not reconcile the earlier 30% offer.

Relevance, All and Any time are visibly preselected and will define the result set unless changed. These are interface defaults; the screenshot does not show whether people keep them or whether they produce the best result for a task.

Annual is visibly selected before the person acts, while Monthly is available but its price is hidden. This is an actual interface default; the screenshot does not show acceptance, and informed choice requires both plans and renewal terms to be equally comparable.