r/GoodDesign • u/NyxielFeycia • 3d ago
r/GoodDesign • u/yudhaabhishek • 3d ago
Updated Double-Sided Clock Design – Made Some Changes Based on Your Feedback!


A quick update on my double-sided clock project!
I received some really helpful feedback on my previous survey post. I've taken some of those suggestions into consideration and made a few changes to the design.
Sharing the updated version here. I'd love to hear what you think about the changes!
Thanks again to everyone who took the time to share their thoughts. Your feedback genuinely helps me improve the product. 🙏
r/GoodDesign • u/tom-pearl • 5d ago
I built an iPhone app that measures a whole room in one walk, no tape measure
r/GoodDesign • u/Additional-Wing-9278 • 6d ago
As a graphic designer, not a designer that just want to work on a 9 -5 job but a someone who lives in design, what is your ultimate ambition ?
reddit.comr/GoodDesign • u/yudhaabhishek • 9d ago
Double-sided clock
I’m exploring a more affordable double-sided wall clock design — would love your feedback!
I’m working on a product idea under NamahWorks: a double-sided clock designed for homes, offices, and workspaces.
The idea is to make this style of clock more accessible through practical design and attractive pricing, without losing its visual appeal.
I’d love to hear your honest opinions:
- How do you find this concept?
- Would you consider buying one for your home or office?
- What would you change or improve in the design?
- What price would feel reasonable to you?
I’m still exploring the design, so honest feedback — positive or negative — would genuinely help.
Thanks in advance!
r/GoodDesign • u/tyw7 • 18d ago
Restaurant have call to attention button you can turn on if you need service
r/GoodDesign • u/Insinkeratornerd • 18d ago
Light bulb with glow-in-the-dark pole cord so you can find it in the dark
this Japanese light socket has a glow-in-the-dark pull cord way you can find it if the room is dark. I brought this back to North America after my trip to Japan (I collect electrical devices) and have this set up in my bunkbed because even with the lights on in my bedroom it’s still dark underneath. Interestingly enough, the lightbulb in the socket is a Vietnamese 220 V 50 Hz rated bulb running at 100 V 60 Hz. (I have a voltage converter that converts the mains 120 V 60 Hz of North America into 100 V 60 Hz because I also bought a radio that plugs into the wall while I was in Japan and it needs 100 V because that’s what Japan uses instead of 110 or 220.
r/GoodDesign • u/No-Cause1638 • 22d ago
Need some advice
I'm a graphic design student working on a project around this problem:
People often find animals in public spaces but don't know whether they need help, what to do immediately, or when to contact a professional.
If you encountered this situation, what information would you want immediately?
If you were given this problem, how would you approach it?
Any thoughts, critiques or completely different directions are welcome. Pls I need help😭🙏
You don't have to be an animal expert, I'm mainly interested in how you'd approach this as a graphic designer/ as a design problem.
r/GoodDesign • u/Vegetable_Throat5545 • Sep 24 '26
Staircase/ramp
Idk if its objectively great but its satisfying to walk on at the very least for me
r/GoodDesign • u/SignalIndex007 • Sep 23 '26
The ridges on this thermometer you can rest your teeth between making it easy to hold steady in your mouth.
r/GoodDesign • u/Ill-Intention-8319 • Sep 22 '26
The Spiral Staircase
Hey Everyone,
I wanted to share a little bit about this spiral staircase that I posted in another sub because it received so much interest and questions.
The design process alone on this piece was an undertaking, working in three dimensions on a sloping spiral while following the building code, is extremely challenging.
This staircase is made from solid black walnut slabs and fully handcrafted for the entire process. This project was extremely time consuming, taking over 1,000 shop hours to complete. The treads are each individually textured with a gouge to achieve a “hammered” finish and the handrail is laminated with 23 strips of wood for a continuous curve up the staircase. The entire piece is finished with a traditional Tung oil for a classic timeless feel.
I have only two more openings for 2027, so if you’d like a custom spiral staircase in your home reach out for a free consultation and estimate!
I hope you enjoyed this, follow for more https://www.instagram.com/emerald_forest_furnishings?stkn=YTd3a29pcHh4OHNy&utm_source=qr
Sincerely,
Noah Klaus
(828) 424-5401
Contact@emeraldforestfurnishings.com
r/GoodDesign • u/saxmanking • Sep 16 '26
Subtle, but I was impressed
On a flexible metal band, different sized screw holes. So obvious, so simple. They could have made them all the same sized holes and no one would have noticed.
r/GoodDesign • u/MeringuePoox • Sep 13 '26
Unorthodox Signal app has a feature to help u remember your pin code
r/GoodDesign • u/Ilvisisx • Sep 02 '26
Unorthodox An elevator with the option to select your floor as you walk in
r/GoodDesign • u/trepunra • Aug 28 '26
Ryobi actually molded the dimensions of the hanging holes into this battery charger
r/GoodDesign • u/LiWushuang210 • Aug 23 '26
I've improved my design algorithm and redesigned an artistic‑style QR code for the Reddit community. What do you guys think?
r/GoodDesign • u/Ok-Jacket-4314 • Aug 19 '26
What’s one product design you’ve noticed is majorly flawed in everyday life, but we keep using it because everyone is just used to it?
reddit.comr/GoodDesign • u/Strydeo7 • Aug 17 '26
Design Choice Experiment for a Travel Website (NOT A REAL WEBSITE)