Ergonomics
Ergonomics is the study of how people interact with their environment, specifically how work conditions and tools can be designed to optimize human performance and well-being. Ergonomic principles can be applied to a wide variety of settings, including office workplaces, factories, and even automobiles

Customer Experience (CX) vs User Experience (UX) in Product Design
Designers: do you know the difference between customer experience (CX) and user experience (UX) design? While this could be the

3 Great Benefits of Color Coding in Product Design
Product designers and marketers can use color coding for 3 reasons: to convey a message, to convey a feeling, or

Forms Follow Function … in Product Design Especially
“Forms Follow Function” is an old key design concept that started in architecture in the mid of the XX’s. Modern

Ikea Parody: the Ergonomics Lesson
An ergonomics lesson provided by an Ikea video, promoting their paper catalog (the “bookbook™”) is fantastic from many points of