Amidst a landscape cluttered with mediocre products, we can still find humble and useful designs that prioritize practicality and user experience. These designs may not grace the walls of MoMA, but they significantly enhance the lives of everyday people. Here are some noteworthy examples:
A Seat Belt Guide for Pregnant Women
Smart Design Improvements to the Travel Clothesline
Clipa Purse Hook
Modern Three-Application Design for a Drinking Fountain
Specialty Drill Bit for Electricians Designed from Customer Feedback
Easy-to-Carry Folding Lighter that Extends Reach
Clever Design for a Kiln Shed Features Siding that Turns into Shelving
Compact, Easy-to-Deploy Design for a Car Sunshade
Toilet Paper Storage for Bathrooms with No Free Space
Ergonomically Superior Interface Design for Camera Operators
Fly-Repelling Invention by Industrial Designer Andrew Smith
Easy-to-Store Spray Bottle
Rethinking the Ergonomics of the Nail Clipper: Klhip
A Dog Harness with Better UX by Industrial Design Firm BKID
Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive Joystick for Players with Limited Mobility
GE’s Access Kit for Retrofitting Appliances for the Blind
Peak Design's Tech Pouch: An Organizing Bag with Better UX
An Example of What Not to Do: This Freezer Control Dial
- #humbledesign
- #userexperience
- #designtrends
- #accessibledesign
- #practicalsolutions
Comments · 0