Onur Cobanliquitenehua: I am a firm believer that user friendly designs will not force you to read an instruction manual. Yet, I also remember that someone thought me how to use a chair; a product that never comes with an instruction manual; a chair; you can sit on it, you can step on it, you can kill yourself with a chair, and your mother thought you how to survive a chair. So yes, even the simplest products might need instructions it seems. When I make a design, I like to explain how it could be used better, at greatest efficiency; how it could be maintained, cleaned, repaired, improved or enjoyed better. I like warning for things not to do, and hinting things that could be done. I believe in the power of instruction manual. I hate them when I need to read them, but I love them when I want to get the best out of a product. Mixed feelings!.
In cēmānāhuac māhuīztīc A' Design Award and Competition quicuī cē yancuīc tlachīhualiztli tlanēmilīliztli cēcēn tōnalli quēmeh Tōnalli Tlachīhualiztli Tlanēmilīliztli. Xictēmō cē yancuīc tlanēmilīliztli, xicmati in tlahtōlli ītēchpa yōlchīhualiz tēquitl ōquimacēhui māhuīztīc A' Design Award tlamācēhualiz.