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- bomy_dick
lol..
http://www.baddesigns.com/tube.h…apparently the guy from that site didn't travel lot in his life, not to know how to open that toothpaste tube..
i mean it's been like that for the last 30 years or so.. where does he come from ?
- jox0
yeah wtf is up with that, i thought all tube seals were upened that way!
- zeroblade0
"bad designs"? gosh the iq level of some people is lower than i thought it was.
- tomkat0
stay cool, zero..
- bokkus0
i went through all the pages and i didnt see his site listed.
- jevad0
my god...some kind of moron!!
- scarabin0
wtf this guy is retarded
- Peter0
Seriously, the cellphone deal, whatahells that about?
...Brings up the good ol "RTFM".
Just pray that this guy doesn't get in a car. Or work at a nuclear plant. Who knows what kind of disasters he would cause.
- neoneo0
His wife must stick around cause he makes he feel like a genius
- pumpkin0
~ he he ~ this is hilarious. I want to be there when he gets trapped between the doors. http://www.baddesigns.com/doors.…
what a dunderheid.
- jox0
http://www.baddesigns.com/gascap…
'nuff said
- zaven0
I agree that he seems quite stupid, and he presents and solves problem in a dummy way...
But actually the themes he is talking about are really interesting and important for product designers, and for my experience for interface designers as well...
If you want a better reference on this theme you should look for Norman Donald A. who wrote the most interesting book about product usability
The design of everyday things
- vespa0
these links are too funny! Thanks guys. The corridor one was hiarious!
"My friend and her co-worker spent the next few minutes trying to signal to people though the windows in the buildings, but the people they signaled seemed strangely reluctant to come to the rescue. Finally, after trying the doors again, they discovered they needed to push the doors rather than pull them. "
And yes I have read "The Design of Everyday Things" and it's a very good book.
- 4cY0
honestly, the guy has some points....
I think a good product designer must put himself in the shoes of 'morons' and should also see in which possible situations his product will be used (see fire emergency with doors) etc. etc.
The 'moronic' approach actually makes for a good solid thinking about how products are/should be designed.
my 2c.
some are still funny tho.