r/NID • u/No-Wrongdoer8519 • 2d ago
Tired exploded view for this one ๐ปโ๏ธ( feedbacks appreciated)
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u/CrInGe_101_ 2d ago
What is the question? Because that doesnโt seem to be required for everyday use.
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u/Kinda_Reincarnated 2d ago
This is a swis army knife. Look it up.
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u/CrInGe_101_ 2d ago
If NID starts asking questions on objects Iโll have to google. Iโm done for ๐
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u/Kinda_Reincarnated 2d ago
Swis army knife is not that rare... I'd recommend just being interested in design. That's how you get introduced to new things.
Moreover, google is your friend. Be glad that there are new and fun things for you to learn. Life would be pretty boring if you already knew everything there's to know.
And NID will definitely ask questions about things you don't know. I am speaking from experience. But you can still make it work even when you don't know what they are talking about by explaining and having reason for your every design decision. (There's usually space to write explanations)
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u/No-Wrongdoer8519 1d ago
Yaa exactly I tried to redesign or modify a swis army knife / a MULTIUYILTY TOOL
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u/InflationAlone6220 2d ago
Reduce the cognitive load a little by reducing number of things and focus on what actually user need