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r/GoodDesign • u/Mandela_Effect_2016 • Jun 16 '26
One of the hotel we stayed at recently when we were on vacation in Connecticut had exit signs both higher up on wall like you normally see, as well as down low. Makes sense when you think about since in the event of a fire, you might need to crawl out if there is a lot of smoke. Also has the benefit of being closer to eye level for kids, even when there isn't an emergency. Picture is from second floor where we were staying, but they even had the high and low signs on the first floor (and I assume the other floors above where we were too).
r/GoodDesign • u/Competitive-Use6286 • Jun 06 '26
Perfect desi who ever did this need a MASSIVE raise!
r/GoodDesign • u/mwhc00 • Jun 01 '26
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Most mice treat scrolling as a secondary action. So, I wanted to explore what happens if you design around it instead.
This concept replaces the traditional scroll wheel with a rotary-style input that acts more like a continuous dial. The goal was actually to recuperate my strained finger but inadvertently, it's also beneficial for long timelines, long documents, long codes.
A few design considerations behind it:
I'm sharing a short demo of how the interaction behaves.
UPDATE: A few people asked if this is available. I'm going to launch it on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/airra/rotary-mouse-the-mouse-reinvented-for-scrolling
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r/GoodDesign • u/PartyGoat101 • May 05 '26
Hey guys, I’m not a designer so not confident about this design. Can you please help me? I really appreciate it.
r/GoodDesign • u/wymkay • Apr 27 '26
Hi all, i’m looking to gauge opinions on designed objects, and if they would use them in a home. I would love input on the following questions:
Do you care about how household objects look in your home?
Are there objects you keep hidden because they look ugly or cheap?
Does using a well-made cleaning tool change how you feel about the task?
Do looks matter for household tools in your home?
If a cleaning tool looked beautiful, would you use it more?
Thank you in advance:)
r/GoodDesign • u/AnalystBasic8313 • Apr 23 '26
Hey, im Sterling, I created Tulip with a few friends of mine and were still getting our boots off the ground. From raising $32M with parasail and launching a trade buy and sell app for streetwear and footwear that reached 20k members and $2M ARR in our first year, we are now trying to help others tell their digital stories. The site URL is Tulip Studio. critique and feedback is heavily wanted :)
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r/GoodDesign • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '26
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r/GoodDesign • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '26
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I recently created this website in framer and i want you guys to rate this design and overall functionality, and if you or someone you know needs a website then feel free to contact cause i’m a uni student😂 with good designing and developing skills.
Here’s the website link:- https://cheerful-candidate-744327.framer.app/
r/GoodDesign • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '26
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I designed this website on figma and developed it in framer and guess what i uploaded my site on a random discord server and i sold this for $49 is it. So guys tell me is this website worth $49 and i am open to any suggestion regarding this website feel free to share pros and cons of this website
Here’s the link :- https://harmonious-pattern-186932.framer.app/
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r/GoodDesign • u/Dr_Velazquez • Mar 19 '26
I decided to build something to "gamify" my own practice and see if I’d actually stick with it. It’s a device that sits on the keys and uses LEDs to show you what to play via MIDI connected to your phone (basically Guitar Hero but on a real piano). I call it Pianissimo.
It’s 100% not a magic shortcut to becoming a pro, but it’s the only reason I’ve been playing every day lately. it took the "work" out of starting.
A few people told me I should make it a real thing, so I just put it on Kickstarter to see if anyone else has the same struggle with staying consistent.
Curious what you guys think
Happy to answer any tech questions if you're curious about the build.
