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Titine: World Usability Day Red Balloon Urban Safari in Vulcan Lane. Yeah!
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Titine: Paul tries to call home...
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Titine: Are call boxes user-friendly? We don't know, we don't use them anymore!
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Titine: Noemi really digs the wayfinding posts
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Titine: But Vic doesn't like that the gap in the rubbish bins is not big enough to put your rubbish in!
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Titine: Don't use up all the balloons just yet...
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Titine: ...there are a lot of parking signs that are difficult to understand!
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Titine: Parking Meters? Good experience or bad experience?
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Titine: This lady is having a bad experience...
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Titine: The parking warden gives the machine a good shake. That should fix it!
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Titine: Let's try that again...
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Titine: Definitely a bad experience!
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Titine: Please stop on request. So we did!
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Titine: Toilets mostly user-friendly, but notice the 'PULL' handle on a 'PUSH'“ door
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Titine: Engaged? About to be married? Occupied?
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Titine: Cross-walk buttons designed with visually-impaired in mind. Good.
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Titine: Those pesky parking pay stations again...
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Titine: ...with spelling mistakes in the error messages
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Titine: Surely there must be a better way to display this information?
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Titine: The digital bus timetable display is mostly good...if the buses arrive on time!
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Titine: Worthy of a red balloon
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Titine: Push the button and the timetable is read out to you....
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Titine: Highest floor level is listed at the bottom?
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Titine: Another alternative way of displaying companies and floor levels: mix it up!
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Titine: Notice the older, smaller, sign? That's why they had to add the big green one
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Titine: In Auckland, crossing-diagonally (the barn-dance) is a great user experience!
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Titine: Too.Much.Information.Poorly.Displayed
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Titine: Product shown not actual size!
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Titine: International Mail Only. But not for tourists' postcards?
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Titine: A bit of humour is always a good experience