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> "I thought universities required students be able to read" Clearly there was a UX/Design issue with the door. A person approaching a door is already thinking
by interestica 3y ago
> "I thought universities required students be able to read"
Clearly there was a UX/Design issue with the door. A person approaching a door is already thinking about what's on the other side. Maybe the warning needs to be before the door. Or maybe there needs to be a different design to the door. I'd guess that the door looks like every other door they encounter on campus.
- scotty79 3y agoSomething like those "wet floor" signs on the floor in front of the door. Easy to remove intentionally. Hard to get around accidentally.
- 082349872349872 3y agoIf only we could get people to agree on standards, it'd be easy to believe (for large facilities at least) one might have something like: unpainted - (or beige, etc.) this is a normal door red - don't use this door blue - use *this* door