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Big snowflake(s), medium snowflake, small snowflake on the dial. All embossed, of course. Arrow/tick mark on the panel. The bonus is this works in all tempera
by PennRobotics 2y ago
Big snowflake(s), medium snowflake, small snowflake on the dial. All embossed, of course.
Arrow/tick mark on the panel.
The bonus is this works in all temperature scales and language systems and probably includes most perception disabilities---blind, dyslexic, illiterate, etc. But I could still imagine a handful of people messing this one up.
(Also, if the thing has an off mode... how do you mark and emboss that? A giant X? Well that looks like a snowflake, especially to your fingertip! A zero? A small horizontal line? Or, probably best, just a separate on/off switch...)
- the_third_wave 2y ago> Big snowflake(s), medium snowflake, small snowflake on the dial. If you live in a snow-prone area you'll know that large snowflakes (which are actually clumps of flakes which happened to meet and merge on the way down) mean higher temperatures while small flakes equate to lower temperatures. So... Put it on the big flake to raise the temperature?
- mcphage 2y ago> Also, if the thing has an off mode... how do you mark and emboss that? Make it a separate control entirely.