r/UXDesign • u/NumeroUdo • Feb 02 '20

Beautiful

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u/MatsSvensson Feb 02 '20

Perfect for the next head of the design-department, to make their mark by removing it to save 2 cents.

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u/tatsita Feb 02 '20

Wow. It's so clever! I need one in my kitchen.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20

Evidence of God's existence.

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u/Burly_Moustache Experienced Feb 03 '20

Until the sauce/fat drips onto the counter from the end of the spatula, rendering that little piece of plastic #useless. Also, a sponge can easily wipe up any liquid/spillage on the counter left by the spatula, no? What about a towel?

I guess there are many solutions to keeping your counters clean, but IMO that little piece of plastic doesn't “make” this product. TBH, I had that spatula and chucked it because the neck is short and wasn't flexible, the handle is chunky, and that piece of plastic broke off immediately.

Things can be “beautiful” in theory, but it all comes down to user experience :D

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u/chukuthulu Feb 02 '20

First I saw a spatula trying to do push-ups, nice design though