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the study of interactions between users and products or processes
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Why don’t we remove door handles and let doors open both ways (inwards, outwards)?
When I was in the US, I was told most doors had this simple convention: Handle == pull, Bar == push. Seem to be applied to most places I went (that being malls, restaurants, clinics, groceries).
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