Engineers at work (or not!)
Where engineers’ creativity is used to fake work activity. In these times of more and more remote work and home
User experience (UX)
User experience (UX) refers to the overall interaction and satisfaction a user has with a product or service, encompassing usability, accessibility, and emotional responses. It involves understanding user needs and behaviors through research and testing to create intuitive and engaging designs. Effective UX design aims to enhance user satisfaction by ensuring that products are not only functional but also enjoyable to use.
Funny Memes … for the R&D also
Funny memes spread over the internet faster than fire in the bush. The reason is not only the funny aspects,
3 Great Benefits of Color Coding in Product Design
Color coding has been utilized for centuries as a means to communicate information quickly and effectively. Historically, ancient civilizations employed
Marketing on the shelf
There was the off-the-shelf product, now there is the on-the-shelf marketing. An example combining several technics in a Customer-friendly and
Next Product Evolution – 5 Best Tips How To
So your product is out, top-notch, and well-established so is the brand? And now what? Now comes the time for
Low cost pulse oximeter %SpO2 design review
A typical medical device, portable, low cost, LED + indication usage working on batteries. All that shipped to Europe from
Find out yourself if you get old
You never get old, or in a somehow similar way, you can get old at any age. Find yourself out.
“Once in a while…” Steve Jobs Iconic Product Design & Marketing
Among other Steve Jobs sentences, this one became Product Introduction history, with even some parodies, but there is much more
Google secret algorithm (almost) revealed
Ever wonder what the Google secret algorithm was? Well, this video may not tell you such details, but at least
Modern communication issues (parody)
One may think modern tools help to get understood at work … well … not always. When modern tools deserve
Less Is More. Why You Want To Design Simple
The design principle of “Less Is More” in product design advocates for simplicity and functionality, often leading to enhanced user
Maze Recreation Time
Like Icarus, find the outlets, or read more on maze and maze solving at the end of this post
