03 • Fun, Joyful Design!

A product is created to be used. It has to satisfy not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic criteria. Good design emphasizes the usefulness of a product whilst disregarding anything that could detract from it.

It doesn’t take a lot of effort for the brain to know what it’s looking at. If designed properly, users should understand quickly without much explanation.

Not only does this principle require writing clear and readable copy, like sometimes people need some guidance to make a decision, but giving 12 text notes at once can seem a bit intimidating. At this time, the text information is arranged in the hierarchy by font size, color, icon, etc., and the key points are highlighted so that people can find the content they need in the shortest time.

Another example of comprehensibility is a new user guide. If new users are faced with a lot of text instructions without specific operation scenarios when they first use the product, they are likely to be very confused and overwhelmed. Instead, you can get better results by giving a little hint as you use each new feature.
Design can be a kind of insight and
expression of human emotions, insight into human emotions, bring colorful and joyful and interesting things, Designers advocate freedom, love nature, and have rich emotions. If humanized content can be integrated into the product, it will make the product more humane, more vitality, and make the product more personalized.