What s the most user friendly design you ve ever seen?

The online ticket vending machine at the train station, we have to paste the ID card and the student ID card to get the ticket, and then at the beginning I wondered why he was set up to be tilted, just put it flat is not good? I have to press it, otherwise the card will fall off, and then I figured out that he set it to be tilted so that he can easily fall off, so that you will keep pressing the words you don't use, or you will pull him away directly after taking the ticket, if it is put there, you may forget to take the ticket, and then the ID card or the student is lost, and then it is very troublesome, if you want to enter the account, you have to open other certificates, very troublesome.

I saw on the Internet that a slipper and cushion will automatically return to their position when not in use, as if using some kind of magnetic force to do it. When I first saw it, I really thought it was black technology, because we often put the slippers on the ground, especially in public places such as Japanese-style stores, which is quite embarrassing, and it is really trouble-free and very user-friendly with this design.

I think this human design is the staircase of our company. The other stairs have not changed much, just the tiles can be pasted. The 1 3 stairs of our company are pasted with cotton cloth, which is the same color as the staircase tiles, which can effectively prevent people from slipping or falling when they go upstairs.

I think this design is very user-friendly.

It is probably that most shopping malls, waiting rooms, trains, etc., now have mother-and-baby lounges, that is, places where mothers breastfeed their children. In public places, once the child is hungry, the mother has to breastfeed, and there was no rest room before, so mothers can only breastfeed their children in public, but after the establishment of the mother and baby rest room, it is very convenient for mothers with children.

At the stop sign you will be told how long it will take for the bus to arrive. On weekdays, I am a person who wants everything to be under control, so when waiting for the bus, I hope to know how long the bus will be at the station, so that I can have a spectrum in my heart, and I will feel at ease when I wait, and I will not always think about how long the bus will arrive at the station.

Hammer phone. Hammer Mobile was created to allow users to customize the left and right directions of the phone. Users can define which side of the design is left and which side is right, and can then change it according to their preferences and habits. Very user-friendly, and it would really be convenient.

I think the most humane design I have ever seen is that I rented a house in an old community in Ningbo before, renting a house without an elevator on the stairs, and there will be a folding rest stool on each floor above the third floor, so that some elderly people are afraid that the building is tired of climbing, so they can open it and take a break.

bevelcup

In 2012, he won the Red Dot Award, which solved the problem of the placement of the cup, that is, the dust from the cup mouth will enter the cup, and the cup mouth will be upside down and directly touch the table. Inspired by the angle of a ballet dancer, the cone cup uses the angle of one side of the handle so that the cup does not touch anything that makes you feel at ease, which is very comfortable.

There is also an experience, it may not be a design, just some humanized layout, that is, there is a particularly delicious cake shop here in our house, which is very close to home, so every time I order a birthday cake is set at their home, on the base of their cake box, there is an equal part of the kind of line is the cake, do you want to divide it into quarters, six or eighth, you cut it according to the line of the angle given on the cake base, you can perfectly cut out the cake in equal parts.

At first I thought that the fried sausage had been cut out of the outside to make it cook faster and let the oil get in better, but I remember reading a travel magazine that said that some foreign restaurants made the sausage cut out to make it easier for people who use chopsticks to pick it up.

The most user-friendly design I've ever seen isBaby shower caps

The baby let his mother wash his hair, put on this baby shower cap, and the baby watched the rain fall on his head and smiled happily. Playing with water droplets is a state of enjoying a bath.

That night, the baby put on the baby shower cap and had a lot of fun. Although it was not very comfortable at first, but over time, the baby completely lost the fear of splashing his eyes with water, and with this shower cap, he was happy like a little fool.

Watching the little aunt's baby play so happily, I really sighed at the humanization of the baby shower cap design, which is really the most humanized design I have ever seen, so that adults can rest assured and let the baby have fun. Looking at the smiles of the baby and the little aunt, I feel a sense of accomplishment.

There is also a small breathable hole on the top of the pen cap, if you accidentally swallow a non-perforated pen cap, the consequences may lead to suffocation and death of more serious lung infections, all according to the national compulsory production standards for stationery and educational supplies, the pen cap has no air hole pen is unqualified products! Therefore, this small hole on the top of the pen cover is also an extremely user-friendly design!