@FlockOfCats is that a maternity ward?

@FlockOfCats I love this. So many questions. So many mini case studies to write. It’s a glorious find.

@FlockOfCats dying to know what the opposite side says

@FlockOfCats there is some lesson here about ergonomics...

@FlockOfCats next paper says: "nevermind, just pull" 🙂

@FlockOfCats instructions unclear. shattered the glass door to get in.

@FlockOfCats and yet, the easy solution, seen commonly in the UK but rarely elsewhere, is to not have a handle on the side that requires a push. Basic and powerful #UX design.

And someone would still try pulling on it.

@FlockOfCats Everyone knows that the push needs to be bigger the closer you get to the fulcrum. 🙂

@FlockOfCats This is a "Norman Door"--the design language of the door suggest an action that is opposite of what you need to do.

Some info about this here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY96hTb8WgI&t=31s

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Well, that display is logical, pushing the door near the axis requires a large amount of strenght.

@FlockOfCats remove the handle and replace with a flat plate so only pushing is possible.

@FlockOfCats <Don Norman entered the chat.>

@FlockOfCats This not a Pull Request but a Push Request #DevOps

@FlockOfCats poor UX. Issue can be solved by removing the handle.

@FlockOfCats Because it clearly has the wrong handle to suggest its usage

@FlockOfCats@famichiki.jp After succeeding: Congratulations, you birthed an opening!

@FlockOfCats bad UX

@FlockOfCats I never understood, why doors that require pushing get the same handle on both sides - you know, the ones designed for pulling. You don't need any written instructions if design is good.

@FlockOfCats I assume the Japanese characters mean something like "No, dumbass"

@FlockOfCats it does have the vertical pull handle tbh

@FlockOfCats that door's giving birth

@FlockOfCats Pushception

@FlockOfCats i should save this and use it as an example of bad design

@FlockOfCats Somehow I got the urge'a try pulling this door.

@FlockOfCats I love the underline hierarchy.

Left > Right > Center

@FlockOfCats it's motivational

If this was an antenatal class it'd be funny too tho

@FlockOfCats error in design, if you want people to push, do not install handle for pulling at all

@FlockOfCats @Gargron
Is it having a baby?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w07stMF3IE

@FlockOfCats With an opening method that affords pulling, all I can say is 'DUH'. Look up 'Norman Door' on Wikipedia and you'll see what I mean.

Don't add a yet-bigger sign. Fix the stupid door.

@FlockOfCats the closer you push from the hinge, the more force you need
hence the increasingly bigger font hehe

@FlockOfCats not enough langauges

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The next sign:

"LIKE THIS!!!"

@FlockOfCats No, I have seen this before. These can double as a midwife/maternity nurse.