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Trust is cultivated in design through the use of familiar symbols, quality materials, and by meeting user expectations for reliability.

Joy is used in design to create products that elicit happiness and user satisfaction, often through vibrant colors and playful forms.

Designers typically avoid inducing disgust but may use it in critical design to challenge users' perceptions or for social commentary.

Contentment can be encouraged through design by creating a sense of well-being and fulfillment, often found in products that promote relaxation or comfort.

Surprise is employed in design to create memorable experiences, using unexpected features or novel interactions to engage users.

Fear can be leveraged in design to ensure safety by cautioning users through design choices that indicate potential risk or harm.

Anger is used sparingly in design, typically as a tool to create urgency or to signal danger and prompt users to take action.

Sadness is generally avoided in design, but can be used purposefully in storytelling elements to create empathy or for memorial objects.

Sadness is often used in user experience to create a sense of nostalgia or to engage users on a more emotional and empathetic level.