Rounding out a week of elevatoresque posts this button positioning for full-bodied customers (up/down buttons above) and wheelchair access customers (up/down buttons below).
Aside from …
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On the future of interaction design, by Bret Victor.
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Cairo, no less.
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The dominant local method for carrying infants – on slightly stooped back, hands clasped – ideal for long treks in thinner air.
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Not a taxi hack, but bought from a hardware store: hose pipe and foam grip – for a taxi serving a community with a disproportionately …
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What hands do whilst waiting for devices to catch up with their intent.
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Not one, or two but three holes punched out of the top of this rice bag – using the inherent, heavy plastic properties of the …
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Addictive or Subtractive?
07 Apr 2010
What body parts do you use for counting?
In western societies its common to count using primary hand, thumb first, then fingers before repeating the process …
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