You’ve now learned that design is for people, not just for appearance.
By understanding ergonomics, you designed something that feels natural in the hand — not just looks appealing on screen.

Designers use this same process for:

• Product design (tools, electronics, wearables)

• Automotive interiors (steering wheels, gear levers)

• Medical devices (handheld instruments)

• Consumer gadgets (game controllers, remotes)

“A good design fits the hand; a great design fits the human.”