What does "good design" mean?

What does "good design" mean?

Good design however Digital or physical product goes beyond aesthetics it is a mix of usability, value, and innovation, to make the product functional, aiming to create an exceptional user experience.

In this article, I aim to share a collection of insights I've gained through my experiences and reading.

can summarize in this quote: Good design is paying attention to details. and make people remember to make their lives simple and beautiful.


Here are some important key factors that may help to achieve the good design. "Based on my experience, these are the most impactful factors to consider in design."

  • UsabilityA good design is functional and user-friendly. It should cater the needs and expectations of the target audience, allowing them to easily understand and navigate the product, service, or environment.
  • innovation novel ideas that approach to address people problems effectively. This can involve using new technologies, rethinking traditional methods, or finding creative ways to improve products or services.
  • Long-lasting evokes positive emotions Design that evokes positive emotions, like joy, curiosity, or inspiration, creates a deeper connection with users.
  • uncluttered without overwhelming them with unnecessary elements or demanding effort for attention. This means focusing on what's essential and prioritizing clean lines and a clear focus on the user's goal.
  • MinimalismWhile not always applicable, the concept of "less is more" often plays a role in good design. Striving for simplicity and minimizing unnecessary elements can enhance usability, aesthetics, and overall user experience.
  • AestheticsVisual appeal plays a critical role it is Grabbing Attention and Making a First Impression and guide the user's eye?through the design, leading to a?clearer understanding?of the message


I collected these pictures from different places to illustrate the idea


" This swing is designed so that the kid and the parent can swing together. "


Trash bins in Copenhagen are angled so cyclists can toss their trash while biking.


A public bike stand with a built-in pump.


This toothpaste comes with a sliding key to help roll the tube.
These set of sheets come with a handy little pocket
Rumble Strips
? This water fountain that not only allows people to drink from it, but dogs too!
This chair has a notch in it to prevent your backpack from falling off
? This plant holder makes it easier to extract vegetables without deforming the shape and size of soil and roots


In Singapore, older residents can swipe their ID cards when crossing the road, so that traffic lights will automatically set aside more time for them to cross the road.


This elevator has a special place to transfer shopping carts.


Prevents shampoo from entering baby's eyes while washing hair :)


Pretty sure everyone has done this at least once if you travel frequently by bus.This becomes a major problem if you are new in some place.




Mohammed Hanafy

Futurist, Digital Project manager, Enterprise Architect-MSc-PMP-PMI-ACP-CISA-TOGAF-ITIL-OCP

1 年

Love this. Keep up posting y H always proud of you ??

Sherif Amin

Senior UX Researcher | B2B & FinTech Expert | Teaching UX by Bridging Theory and Practice for Aspiring Professionals

1 年

Great examples ?? I loved the attention to the details in each of these designs that I believe is driven from a deep understanding of users and the immersion in their context.

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