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Still, someone will eventually call this a feature, because it might force you to dry your hands before turning the knob - keeping it cleaner/dry. Designers wi
by eduardordm 14y ago
Still, someone will eventually call this a feature, because it might force you to dry your hands before turning the knob - keeping it cleaner/dry.
Designers will always find a way to justify their crap.
- jlgreco 14y agoThe correct comeback to that would be to assert that such a demand is unnecessarily environmentally unfriendly since it encourages a usage that wastes more water. Green is very stylish, arguably more stylish than standard aesthetics.
- greggman 14y agoThe correct comeback is to dry your hands on the designer's clothing and then use turn the knobs with your now dry hands ;-)
- JacksonGariety 14y agoIt actually seems like a correct justification. It's greener, and forces a more logical way to use a product, even if it isn't familiar. That isn't a sin.
- dredmorbius 14y agoThe correct solution: foot pedals, as used in hospitals. Avoids contact-spread infections.
- pretoriusB 14y agoReally? Where are these designers you mention? Can you point to any specific example of them justifying similar crap? (And note that it has to be an actual "crap", not just stuff you personally don't like).