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The designers of everyday things also fall into this trap. My favorite example is the hammer drill, this kind should had the mode switch. I have a very decent d
by Agraillo 3y ago
The designers of everyday things also fall into this trap. My favorite example is the hammer drill, this kind should had the mode switch. I have a very decent device but implementing the same problem on/off approach showing and hiding the state. I almost always pause before choosing the right one. The example of the better design (mention in the stackexchange answers) is visible at the hammer drill polish wiki page: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiertarka_udarowa https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiertarka_udarowa
- sojournerc 3y agoI have a welding mask with a "grind" mode that has the same issue. Not exactly something you want to get wrong when welding.