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  • Final Mile
    • May 9, 2010
    • 1 min read

Behavioural design of everyday things

Without bringing in the additional resource of countdown meters, how can you modify the behaviour of drivers waiting in traffic. Here’s one solution – a traffic light with progress bar.


Improved traffic light | haha.nu

Can’t find the keyhole at night? Here’s a clever keyhole design that lets you find it in the dark.


A creative keyhole | haha.nu

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