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Our Design Yardstick, for a Corkscrew

A simple example of how to use the Design Yardstick introduced in the previous journal entry.

Our main objective concerning the design yardstick introduced in the previous entry was to create a simple, practical tool enabling the implementation of good designs that balance objective and subjective factors.

Here is (click on the thumbnail) a simple example of the use of the yardstick to evaluate my favourite corkscrew (I could write a book about corkscrews – don’t tease me).

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No rocket science, right? Some people may think it’s simplistic. Some others, that it is too complicated. The wisdom could come from one of my favourite Albert Einstein’s quote: “Things should be made as simple as possible, but not any simpler”.

Posted on Monday, August 21, 2006 at 11:07AM by Registered CommenterHenri Aebischer | CommentsPost a Comment | References2 References

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