'Used as Read' Electronics Make IDing Gadgets Easy
Andrew Robichaud — July 23, 2009 — Art & Design
References: mintpass & yankodesign
We are all well aware of the confusion that is often associated with technology. All of our electronic babies have so many different functions that it takes a couple of months for them to be fully operational.
Mintselect @ Mintpass has designed a simple identification idea that makes technological devices very evident in their capabilities. The “Used as Read” collection features different gadgets that are composed of their name (the design for a remote is the word remote).
They feature plug-ins on the back that are easy to hook up. They also can be stacked on top of one another and used in collaboration (radio + woof is a radio with a speaker). So cool!
Mintselect @ Mintpass has designed a simple identification idea that makes technological devices very evident in their capabilities. The “Used as Read” collection features different gadgets that are composed of their name (the design for a remote is the word remote).
They feature plug-ins on the back that are easy to hook up. They also can be stacked on top of one another and used in collaboration (radio + woof is a radio with a speaker). So cool!
Trend Themes
1. Simplified Identification - Use of typographical design to clearly indicate the capabilities of technological devices.
2. Stackable Collaboration - Designing gadgets with a feature that allows them to be stacked and used together.
3. User-friendly Plug-ins - Incorporating easy-to-use plug-ins in the design of electronic gadgets.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Opportunity to create user-friendly gadgets with clear identification and collaborative capabilities.
2. Product Design - Potential for innovative designs that incorporate typographical elements and stackable features.
3. Home Automation - Using simplified identification and user-friendly plug-ins to enhance the functionality of smart home devices.
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