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    Difference Between Good Design and Bad Design

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    The document provides examples of good and bad design. Good designs satisfy user needs, are creative and efficient. Examples given include Windows 11, Siri, Ferrari World, PS5, Tesla Model X, Opera GX, smart geysers, laceless shoes, and electric cycles. Bad designs do not satisfy users, lack creativity, and are inefficient. Examples of bad design are Windows 8, the Cybertruck, default phone apps, Windows Cortana, foldable phones, expensive pens, phones with many cameras, YouTube removing dislike counts, Facebook Portal, and Discord light mode.

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    Difference Between Good Design and Bad Design

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    The document provides examples of good and bad design. Good designs satisfy user needs, are creative and efficient. Examples given include Windows 11, Siri, Ferrari World, PS5, Tesla Model X, Opera GX, smart geysers, laceless shoes, and electric cycles. Bad designs do not satisfy users, lack creativity, and are inefficient. Examples of bad design are Windows 8, the Cybertruck, default phone apps, Windows Cortana, foldable phones, expensive pens, phones with many cameras, YouTube removing dislike counts, Facebook Portal, and Discord light mode.

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    The document provides examples of good and bad design. Good designs satisfy user needs, are creative and efficient. Examples given include Windows 11, Siri, Ferrari World, PS5, Tesla Model X, Opera GX, smart geysers, laceless shoes, and electric cycles. Bad designs do not satisfy users, lack creativity, and are inefficient. Examples of bad design are Windows 8, the Cybertruck, default phone apps, Windows Cortana, foldable phones, expensive pens, phones with many cameras, YouTube removing dislike counts, Facebook Portal, and Discord light mode.

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    Difference Between Good Design and Bad Design

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    KVS Balaji
    The document provides examples of good and bad design. Good designs satisfy user needs, are creative and efficient. Examples given include Windows 11, Siri, Ferrari World, PS5, Tesla Model X, Opera GX, smart geysers, laceless shoes, and electric cycles. Bad designs do not satisfy users, lack creativity, and are inefficient. Examples of bad design are Windows 8, the Cybertruck, default phone apps, Windows Cortana, foldable phones, expensive pens, phones with many cameras, YouTube removing dislike counts, Facebook Portal, and Discord light mode.

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    Examples of Good and bad

    design

    -by Harish Sasikumar & KVS Balaji


    WHAT IS A GOOD DESIGN?

     Any product which satisfies users/consumer needs.


     Any product which is creative by its look.
     Product which is efficient and functions well.
    EXAMLPES OF GOOD DESIGN

    WINDOWS 11

    • Upgraded privacy
    features.
    • More aesthetically
    pleasing.
    • New features.
    SIRI/GOOGLE ASSSISTANT

    • More features.
    • Fast response time.
    • Better themes.
    FERRARI WORLD, ABU DHABI

    • Architecture is unique.
    • Rarest collections of
    cars.
    PS5
    • Looks minimalistic.
    • High specifications.
    • High performance.
    TESLA MODEL X
    • Has high range in a single
    charge.
    • Environmental friendly.
    OPERA GX

    • Has more features


    than it’s competitors.
    • Highly customisable.
    SMART
    GEYSERS
    • High efficiency.
    • Lower cost.
    • Very user-friendly.
    LACE LESS
    SHOES
    • Looks clean and neat.
    • Saves the time to tie
    shoelaces.
    ELECTRIC CYCLES

    • Saves time and energy of the user.


    • Much faster than regular cycles.
    EDIBLE WATER BOTTLES(BLOBS)

    • Environment
    friendly.
    • Easy to use.
    • Very cheap.
    WHAT IS A BAD DESIGN?
    Any product which doesn't satisfies
    users/consumer needs.
    Any product which isn’t creative by its
    looks .
    Products which don’t function well and are
    not efficient.
    EXAMPLES FOR BAD DESIGN

    WINDOWS 8
    • Users did not like the
    looks and were bombarded
    with unnecessary
    information.
    • No dedicated antivirus.
    • No side apps could run
    while using another app.
    CYBER TRUCK

    • Doesn’t look appealing to the user on first glance.


    • Was marketed as bulletproof
    DEFAULT APPS PROVIDED
    BY THE PHONE

    • Lots of ads.
    • Waste of space in phone.
    WINDOWS CORTONA
    • Tough to use in desktop.
    • Unnecessary as people
    don’t use voice assistant
    in PC.
    FOLDABLE PHONE
    • Very delicate.
    • Small size.
    EXPENSIVE PENS

    • Overpriced.
    • Short life-span.
    PHONES WITH MANY CAMERAS

    • Doesn’t look good.


    • Adds extra features into the
    camera app.
    YouTube REMOVING THE
    DISLIKE COUNT

    • Users can’t differentiate between good and bad content.


    FACEBOOK PORTAL

    • Lots of privacy
    issues.
    • Very less features.
    DISCORD LIGHT MODE

    • Harmful to the eyes.


    • Colour scheme is bad.
    Thank You!!

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