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What is wrong? the
Signifier: - There isn't effective sign for the right side to plug in an Apple 30-pin to USB Cable |
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When people try to plug in the USB connector, they frequently turn it
the wrong way. This problem is annoying; you lost time and it could happen to force it in the wrong way. Ok for a simple design but it shouldn't be a minimalist design: there aren't effective signs for the right side to plug in. |
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 Apple 30-pin to USB Cable  No tactile signs; just a pale symbol hidden by the thumb. |
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 This map shows the parts of the body next to the areas of the brain that process our sense of touch. The eyes and hands have a lot of space devoted to them; other parts, not so much. Image reference |
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The Sensory Homunculus |
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 Microsoft mouse 4500 with a bulge on the USB cable. So you can touch the right side to plug in. |
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| Why don't use a non-visual interaction design? Using a BULGE you can recognize the right side even without look at it, just using the touch sense. | ||
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