Hacker News with Generative AI: Product Design
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Why is it so hard to buy things that work well? (2022)
(danluu.com)
Why is it so hard to buy things that work well?
Product Design
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Consumerism
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Technology
693 points by janandonly 33 days ago |
576 comments
In-Bed Emergency Protection from Phone-on-Face Drops
(core77.com)
Inventor Kazuya Shibata, who creates "marginally useful things," presents this Smartphone Face Shield.
Product Design
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Innovation
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Safety
40 points by surprisetalk 73 days ago |
44 comments
Ask HN: Have you built something that users have become addicted to or overused?
(ycombinator.com)
Have you (or your company) created a product, such as a toy or software, that led to unintended user consequences?
Product Design
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User Behavior
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User Experience
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Addiction
69 points by swaptr 102 days ago |
37 comments
UI Design and Implementation Principles from Four Successful Products
(hexmos.com)
In this article, I will explain several design principles adopted from successful products, how these products strictly adhere to these principles, and how to implement these designs efficiently.
UI Design
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Implementation Principles
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Product Design
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Case Studies
12 points by im_lince 118 days ago |
0 comments
Strange Design Decision: An Oven with French Doors
(core77.com)
I can't figure this one out. This Flexify Air Fryer Oven, by Chinese appliance brand Midea, was voted best-in-show by The Kitchn—and it has French doors.
Product Design
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Appliances
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Kitchen
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Reviews
12 points by surprisetalk 121 days ago |
28 comments
Product Psychology
(delightyourusers.com)
Cognitive Biases and Principles you can use to create products people love
Product Design
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Psychology
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User Experience
75 points by notracks 127 days ago |
7 comments
Why toilet paper keeps getting smaller and smaller
(thehustle.co)
Consumerism
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Product Design
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Economics
48 points by Anon84 153 days ago |
64 comments