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| Keep em' coming, and I can be as lazy as this cat. #dreambig |
A recent post from Design Milk showcased the Milk Box by MOISSUE. This is a great example of designing for enjoyment, which UX designers are also responsible for. (It's a tougher task with cats, if the sour puss above is any indication.)
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| Historically, feline disapproval of design can be traced back to this. |
Design Milk's post went on to say how designers could take the Milk Box a step further, and decorate it any way they chose. But the promotional photos showed decorations on walls too. That may be a little much, since your cat doesn't have a big enough brain to appreciate your unique design aesthetic.
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| "Sweet, my new litter box is here!" |
But in the end, this is a happy design moment because 1) it is enjoyable, 2) cats look cute in it, and 3) you could stage a cat re-enactment of Hansel and Gretel.
Cat lovers-- any additional thoughts on Milk Box?
I think our stylish kitty Reika would consider the milk box a "Happy" design experience. Especially if the box actually smells like milk. But I'm not so sure if she'd be paying attention to the coordinating wall decor ^_^
ReplyDeleteDon't think it smells like milk, but that could be a Day 2 project for the designers. I look forward to the advancement of designing for smell, and the UX guidelines that will inevitably follow!
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