Comments on: Great Design: Help http://www.paintbits.com/design/great-design-help/ Life in Colors Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:25:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: greven http://www.paintbits.com/design/great-design-help/#comment-2061 greven Thu, 05 Feb 2009 22:51:29 +0000 http://www.paintbits.com/?p=2448#comment-2061 Well, I don't think they thought much about usability to be honest. But the idea is wicked. I would certainly buy some of these for when some friends would pass by. :P Well, I don’t think they thought much about usability to be honest. But the idea is wicked. I would certainly buy some of these for when some friends would pass by. :P

]]> By: Providus http://www.paintbits.com/design/great-design-help/#comment-2057 Providus Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:01:22 +0000 http://www.paintbits.com/?p=2448#comment-2057 Heh, indeed a wicked design. How about usability then? Why do you want to keep water from pouring out of the tub, sink or what not? Mostly to submerge something. I don't have a bathtub, but if I did, that wouldn't be my first choice for a plug, well maybe on special occasions ^^ Even in a kitchen environment, I find it slightly impractical to have a pointy thing pointing in there. I certainly hope it's planned to be flexible enough to work with washing dishes, not slipping out of place at the wrong time or what not. Heh, indeed a wicked design.

How about usability then? Why do you want to keep water from pouring out of the tub, sink or what not? Mostly to submerge something. I don’t have a bathtub, but if I did, that wouldn’t be my first choice for a plug, well maybe on special occasions ^^

Even in a kitchen environment, I find it slightly impractical to have a pointy thing pointing in there. I certainly hope it’s planned to be flexible enough to work with washing dishes, not slipping out of place at the wrong time or what not.

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