We’re proud to have partnered with ecobee to help design the ecobee Smart Doorbell! Our team worked closely with ecobee to create a sleek, intuitive design that enhances security and convenience for smart homes everywhere. We're thrilled to see this innovative product come to life and transform the home experience! Click below to read more. #ecobee #TactileDesign #Innovation #SmartDoorbell #smarthome #design #industrialdesign #id #productdesign #tactileinc
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I'm thrilled to share a recent project that I completed along with my team members as part of our MA in Interior Design at University for the Creative Arts, under the guidance of Dr Dilek Hocaoglu. Together, we developed an app, Never Lost, for indoor wayfinding, aimed at enhancing navigation and user experience in large indoor spaces like malls, universities, hospitals, and airports, etc. 🔍 Project Highlights: User-Centric Design: We prioritized a seamless and intuitive user interface, ensuring easy navigation for all age groups. Advanced Features: Our app includes real-time location tracking, voice-guided directions, 3D views, and customizable routes to cater to specific user needs. Accessibility: We integrated features to assist visually and hearing-impaired users, making indoor spaces more inclusive. 💡 Key Learnings: The importance of interdisciplinary collaboration – blending design, technology, and user experience. The value of user feedback in refining our app to meet diverse needs. The potential of technology in transforming everyday experiences within indoor environments. A huge shoutout to my incredible team members Aarthy Manivannan, mariyah najeeb, Samiksha Shinde. I am proud of what we achieved together and look forward to applying these insights in future projects. Please click on this link for a sneak peak of how our app works- https://lnkd.in/eCSpiJQp #InteriorDesign #Wayfinding #AppDevelopment #UserExperience #Innovation #MAProject #DesignThinking
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Computer Engineer ,User Interface Designer ,User Experience (UX), Web Content Writing ,Front-End Development, MATLAB
"✨ Crafting a seamless user experience isn't just about aesthetics—it's about hours of **hard work, iteration, and attention to detail**! 🛠️💡 excited to share this smart home interface that not only looks beautiful but delivers **intuitive functionality** for everyday use. 🎨👨💻 Every icon, every color choice, and every interaction was designed with the end-user’s ease in mind. From managing your lights 💡 to controlling your smart speakers 🎶, this design ensures you’re always in control of your home, effortlessly. 🙌 🚀 Minimalist design meets practical functionality—making it easier than ever to control your home with a few taps. 💡🎶 Every detail, from the smooth icons to the easy navigation, was crafted for a seamless experience. Excited to share how simple design can have a big impact! 🙌 #UIUXDesign #SmartHomeTech #DesignInnovation #UserExperienceMatters #MinimalistDesign #HardWorkPaysOff #TechCreativity #DesignThinking #ProductDesign #TeamworkMakesTheDreamWork #UserCenteredDesign #UXJourney"
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My personal pet peeve is seeing people driving cars in a (more or less) horizontal position, reclined so far back that they're basically lying flat. When pressed, responses are typically something like, "Oh yes it's actually very comfortable", or, "I think it looks super cool". Okay, maybe not that last one, but I'm sure the offenders do think that 🫣 Here's a few reasons why you might what to reconsider: ⚠️ - You definitely don't have optimum control over the vehicle, nor the best possible road visibility. ⚠️ - It's not doing your neck, back or posture any good. I can see the side profile of your face out of the near-side rear passenger window, arms fully extended reaching for the steering wheel. ⚠️ - Your seatbelt isn't going to work as well. Nils Bohlin (Volvo Cars) gifted the world the 3-point seatbelt, you might as well use it properly! ⚠️ - Airbags. We've all seen the videos of people with their feet up on the dashboard, it's horrible. The lesson here is that airbags aren't designed to protect you from anywhere within the vehicle. When reclining too much, airbags may not deploy effectively, or worse, they could cause injury by striking the body at awkward angles. If this sounds like you, watch this: https://lnkd.in/eTQZ54in
🚨 Everyday Design Matters! Whether it’s parking, shopping, or navigating a website, good systems ergonomics ensures that technology works with us, not against us. By designing systems with the user in mind, we can avoid unnecessary frustration and errors. 🤯 #HumanFactors and #Ergonomics isn’t just about posture - it’s also about how systems are designed for people. Poor ergonomics in everyday systems can lead to frustration, inefficiency, and mistakes. 👀 Let’s explore some everyday ergonomics fails you’ve probably encountered: 🚙 1. The Parking Ticket Machine Nightmare Ever stood in front of a parking ticket machine, squinting at small, poorly lit buttons? Confusing layouts and hard-to-read instructions make a simple task unnecessarily complicated. ✅ Tip: Good systems design should have clear instructions, intuitive interfaces, and proper lighting to guide users with ease. 🖥️ 2. The UX Black Hole: Confusing Website Navigation We’ve all experienced websites that feel like a maze—where finding basic information takes multiple clicks and guesswork. Poor user experience (UX) design leads to wasted time and frustration. ✅ Tip: Clear menus, logical pathways, and user-friendly interfaces make systems more efficient and user-centred. 💡 3. The Desk Lamp Dilemma Poor lighting at your desk can cause eye strain, headaches, and fatigue, whether you’re working in an office or at home. Lighting that’s too dim or too harsh affects productivity and comfort. ✅ Tip: Ensure your desk is well-lit with soft, adjustable lighting to reduce strain on your eyes. 📱 4. The Touchscreen Glitch Ever used a touchscreen device that’s unresponsive or too sensitive? Whether it’s a self-checkout machine or a tablet, poor touchscreen calibration can turn a quick transaction into a headache. ✅Tip: Touchscreens should be calibrated for sensitivity and placed at an ergonomic height for easy use. 🪧 5. The Public Transport Signage Confusion Navigating complex transport systems can be a nightmare when signs are poorly placed, hard to read, or inconsistent. This leads to missed connections and confusion, especially in unfamiliar cities. ✅ Tip: Clear, consistent, and well-lit signage helps people move smoothly through public spaces. #HumanFactors #Ergonomics #UserCentredDesign #GlobalHumanFactorsMonth #MicroMacro #DesignThatConnectsUs
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🚨 Everyday Design Matters! Whether it’s parking, shopping, or navigating a website, good systems ergonomics ensures that technology works with us, not against us. By designing systems with the user in mind, we can avoid unnecessary frustration and errors. 🤯 #HumanFactors and #Ergonomics isn’t just about posture - it’s also about how systems are designed for people. Poor ergonomics in everyday systems can lead to frustration, inefficiency, and mistakes. 👀 Let’s explore some everyday ergonomics fails you’ve probably encountered: 🚙 1. The Parking Ticket Machine Nightmare Ever stood in front of a parking ticket machine, squinting at small, poorly lit buttons? Confusing layouts and hard-to-read instructions make a simple task unnecessarily complicated. ✅ Tip: Good systems design should have clear instructions, intuitive interfaces, and proper lighting to guide users with ease. 🖥️ 2. The UX Black Hole: Confusing Website Navigation We’ve all experienced websites that feel like a maze—where finding basic information takes multiple clicks and guesswork. Poor user experience (UX) design leads to wasted time and frustration. ✅ Tip: Clear menus, logical pathways, and user-friendly interfaces make systems more efficient and user-centred. 💡 3. The Desk Lamp Dilemma Poor lighting at your desk can cause eye strain, headaches, and fatigue, whether you’re working in an office or at home. Lighting that’s too dim or too harsh affects productivity and comfort. ✅ Tip: Ensure your desk is well-lit with soft, adjustable lighting to reduce strain on your eyes. 📱 4. The Touchscreen Glitch Ever used a touchscreen device that’s unresponsive or too sensitive? Whether it’s a self-checkout machine or a tablet, poor touchscreen calibration can turn a quick transaction into a headache. ✅Tip: Touchscreens should be calibrated for sensitivity and placed at an ergonomic height for easy use. 🪧 5. The Public Transport Signage Confusion Navigating complex transport systems can be a nightmare when signs are poorly placed, hard to read, or inconsistent. This leads to missed connections and confusion, especially in unfamiliar cities. ✅ Tip: Clear, consistent, and well-lit signage helps people move smoothly through public spaces. #HumanFactors #Ergonomics #UserCentredDesign #GlobalHumanFactorsMonth #MicroMacro #DesignThatConnectsUs
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Good UI at Kilambakkam Busstand:** Architectural allure defines Kilambakkam Busstand, but the charm fades as passengers struggle through a labyrinth to find buses. Aesthetics shine, but the journey to hometowns or the city becomes a lengthy and perplexing trek, overshadowing the visual appeal. Worst UX at Kilambakkam Busstand:** Kilambakkam Busstand's captivating buildings mask a challenging journey – a confusing maze for passengers seeking hometown or city-bound buses. The scenic walk turns into a weary trek, detracting from the beauty of the surroundings. #news #uiux #kilambakkam #tn #realtimeprojects
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We launched Renovate AI 2.0 on Product Hunt. If you would like to show your support, please give us an upvote. It will mean a lot! "Renovate 2.0 is here, revolutionizing home design with cutting-edge AI technology. Our completely redesigned, mobile-first interface puts professional-grade renovation tools at your fingertips. Key Features: 1. AI-Native Interface: Intuitive design optimized for mobile devices. 2. Targeted Design Tools: Easily change floors, paint walls, transform exteriors, and more. 3. 100+ AI Style Transfer Options: Apply over 100 design styles to your space instantly. 4. Lightning-Fast Renders: See photorealistic results in just 3-5 seconds. 5. High-Resolution Output: AI-generated images indistinguishable from professional photos. 6. Renovate Community: Connect, share, and get inspired by fellow design enthusiasts. 7. Flexible Subscriptions: Straightforward free and pro tiers with unlimited usage for paid plans. Powered by advanced AI models running on high-end GPUs, Renovate 2.0 delivers a superhuman user experience. Whether you're redesigning your living room, planning a major home makeover, or seeking inspiration for your next project, Renovate 2.0 brings your vision to life with unprecedented speed and realism. " Join the future of home design. Download Renovate 2.0 now and transform your space in seconds with the power of AI! - https://lnkd.in/e5-jYujw https://lnkd.in/eCWNAnE7 #ai #launch #producthunt #interiordesign #realestate #homedecor
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Talks about AR/VR/MR | Futuristic | Meta Quest | Apple Vision Pro | Project Manager@ Augmented Solutions |
Check out the most popular use case of AR technology where you can do all of your interior designing according to your own choice and theme. No need to download any app for this. At Augmented Solutions, we craft your business into a reality which you have never experienced before. Let's discuss how your customers can get interactive with your business, today. #ar #future #augmentedsol #interiorDesign #fashion #theme #tech #augmentedreality #virtualreality #hyperReality
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1moNo doubt. These look great. Can you comment on the how the design language informs eco-friendly and what it took to make pill and cone choices that break the "squircle" design language as a base.