FlowMote
In short this project redefines the home remote control experience, focusing on intuitive usability and ergonomic interaction. The final product features a streamlined interface, optimized button layout, and enhanced grip for effortless navigation, even in low-light conditions or moments of fatigue.
need Many existing remotes overwhelm users with excessive buttons and unclear layouts, making operation frustrating. By simplifying the interface and ensuring clear tactile differentiation between controls, the design enhances accessibility for all users, including elderly individuals and those operating the remote in challenging environments.
concept balances aesthetics with function, creating a remote that is comfortable to hold, visually appealing, and effortlessly usable. Its adaptability includes features like one-handed operation, magnetic storage, and a subtle glowing stand for nighttime visibility. This thoughtful integration of form and function showcases a design approach that prioritizes both human interaction and environmental adaptability.
Concept Development
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Identifying problems with common remote controls
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Excess functions, multiple buttons
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Lack of difference between buttons
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Mismatch between user interface and operating environment (darkness, fatigue)
01 two separate concepts for the remote, testing intuitive buttons
02 Testing four configurations and experimenting with users
03 Accuracy of shape and proportions, adding details
final product
playfull | Intuitive | Aesthetic
Cognitive & Physical Ergonomics
Grip
OFF mode
User mode: Darkness, Fatigue, Screen focus
Adjustments: Luminous stand, Convenient magnet, One-handed use, Multi-directional
OFF Mode
OFF Mode
