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1. The product world has an odd relationship with "designing for humans". Often it's designing to sell rather than designing for actual use.
Take this clever "have a look" feature - it briefly raises toast so you can see how done it is.
Another design that solves this...
Take this clever "have a look" feature - it briefly raises toast so you can see how done it is.
Another design that solves this...
2. Is this one. By just making the toast visible you don't need a button or any extra engineering to raise the toast.
It *eliminates the need for interaction*, which is often a better experience.
But wait... what problem does all this solve? Somehow that question gets lost.
It *eliminates the need for interaction*, which is often a better experience.
But wait... what problem does all this solve? Somehow that question gets lost.
3. The implication is "making toast is unpredictable and I don't want it burned".
Really? Maybe a new toaster take a few attempts to calibrate. After that u just leave it at the right level.
These designs imply a problem u probably don't have but... helps sell the toaster!
Really? Maybe a new toaster take a few attempts to calibrate. After that u just leave it at the right level.
These designs imply a problem u probably don't have but... helps sell the toaster!
