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The "weird wordless IKEA instruction sheet" is actually a thing of genius, because it's universal: it allows them to sell their furniture anywhere they like. Co
by rob74 3y ago
The "weird wordless IKEA instruction sheet" is actually a thing of genius, because it's universal: it allows them to sell their furniture anywhere they like. Contrast that to the typical approach of American or British companies, who start by printing their instructions only in English, and are then surprised that there are other languages and they have to provide instructions in those languages too if they want to sell to non-English-speaking countries...
- virtue3 3y agoLEGO was one of the first ones I remember that did this. Almost all their promo material was pretty language agnostic if I recall. Even now the sets have multiple languages on the box
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