Decameron. Decima Giornata.


 ÑZÎg8òRJ ¥ùGXBNjQ>"µ_&Ùª© HI/+Ü!•¤ç yCY\&$´9LGSL:‰@N1µ±‚†Á<Úˆ×ä±äÙ.û ·„ž,‰UªIZ£Š7^KnÀ£)êUKH‡,BÒÊb0ÈHJnHÔ]»i§)¬hoÄšMRä˜Ax9̪Wµœ¬RÀä&ÄÁŒZB†y CÉ/ BZØâ“P¬‚°2ÁL[±µ‰¬co ád;¤*4pÆöšL÷\ª¬[Ï´!´ kød„ control the basin plug and the diversion of water to shower or bath, disaster awaits. There are two problems here. First, in the name of elegance, the moving parts some- times meld invisibly into the faucet structure, making it nearly impossible even to find the controls, let alone figure out which way they move or what they control. Second, in the name of novelty, the new designs have forfeited the power of cultural constancy. Users donÕt want each new design to use a different method for controlling the water. Users need standardization. If all makers ofÊfaucets could agree on a standard set of motions to control amount and temperature (how about up and down to control amountÊÐ up meaning increaseÊÐ and left and right to control temperatureÊÐ left meaning hot?), then we could all learn the standards once, and forever afterward use the knowledge for every new faucet we encountered.9232€CARD ÉÄg¶„.­d¾) SmallCaption