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In the book „the design of everyday things“ it is mentioned that „natural mappings“ exist. Moving the knob of a vertical slider to the upper end universally mea
by fzeindl 8mo ago
In the book „the design of everyday things“ it is mentioned that „natural mappings“ exist. Moving the knob of a vertical slider to the upper end universally means „brighter“ or „louder“, not „less bright“ or „more silent“.
- 5- 8mo agomaybe the chicks and norman get it, but i'm currently renting an apartment in france that has a bunch of these light switches installed all upside down, with "-" at the top: https://www.legrand.com.gh/en/catalog/products/arteor-push-button-dimmer-universal-2-wire-2-module-white-572239a https://www.legrand.com.gh/en/catalog/products/arteor-push-b...
- IsTom 8mo ago> Moving the knob of a vertical slider to the upper end universally means „brighter“ or „louder“, not „less bright“ or „more silent“. Except for the organ drawbars?
- bondarchuk 8mo agoBut then you are "pulling out the stops"! That sounds louder, doesn't it.
- seba_dos1 8mo agoWhich way would a vertical weight slider go?