unpressable buttons

Product design use and usability, designs new and old, inspired and unspired. The little things that matter.

"You must choose wisely..."

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So if one of these buttons flushes the toilet (in an Amtrak train lavatory), what does the other one do? And which is which?? That nice re...

Cover-brella keeps things together...

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It's one of the tiny conveniences of life, but personally, I like having a cover for my umbrella: it keeps a dry umbrella looking clea...

Tiya Convenient Floor Drain: Yes please!

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I'll present this without explanation, because, well, no explanation is needed! Perhaps that's why it won designer Chen Wanting a ...

Post-It Notes Go Digital

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From years in the design industry, I've used more than my share of Post-It Notes: color-coded, clustered and grouped, with text and do...

Big Phones & Thumb Zones

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When the era of all-touchscreen smartphones began in ye olden days of 2007, screens were smaller: holding the phone in one hand, your thu...
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Humangear puts humans first, gear second...

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Instead of calling out a single product for good or bad usability design, this time I'll point to a whole company: humangear is doing...

Knee Defender: The dark side of product design...

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I love the ability of good design to make life better for everyone. And then something like the Knee Defender comes along to remind me th...
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