uxmuizz

design nerd • i help engineers understand human-centered thinking • consulting @blockagrm

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I’ve spent years studying why products fail and the reason is not because engineers aren’t smart, but because humans aren’t always considered early enough.

That’s what I’m obsessed with.

I break down everyday products, digital products, interfaces, systems, and engineering decisions to understand why some products feel natural while others create friction.

If you’re an engineer, founder, product builder, industrial designer, researcher, or someone who loves building things, you’ll probably enjoy what I’m exploring here.

Expect:

• Product teardowns
• Usability observations
• Human-centered engineering
• Cognitive design
• Research notes
• Systems thinking
• Practical UX principles applied to real products

If you’re building something interesting, I’d genuinely love to see it. Some of my favorite conversations start with people simply sharing what they’re working on.

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@Babzi_web3 Absolutely

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Another UX problem solved with simple engineering!
Imagine someone creating a bottle pump just to get the the last bit of liquid out of the bottle 🫠

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@Babzi_web3 The momentum has dropped tho 😅

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@thee_samara @martialdeecode come and do your magic

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@Sofiia272 In this case, it’s using gravity instead of creating a new kind of pump that sucks up liquid differently

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Great packaging experience, but I think it would be better with a golden inscription on the side explaining how to open it and put it in shape. It would improve the experience beautifully

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Your hands function fine without them, another useless innovation

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@martialdeecode Okay, I will stop when I secure @muizz

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This candle holder is very cost effective, you just have to get a roll of thread and renew your wax once in a while

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@TimsonWryts 😁😁😁😁

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@nosteponsnek959 Yes tilted spray,
Great tech

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Another UX problem solved with simple engineering!
Imagine someone creating a bottle pump just to get the the last bit of liquid out of the bottle 🫠

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He updated it with a tapered groove so the ball can still move with a flat shelve.

Good engineering births good UX!

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@thee_samara 😍

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@Juju62944066720 Apparently 😂

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@n0gn0gpayat0t Doesn’t work most times

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Great UX also comes with listening to user feedback, I love designers that keep close tabs with their users!

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He updated it with a tapered groove so the ball can still move with a flat shelve.

Good engineering births good UX!

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This guy solved your shelf problem. You don’t ever have to be scared of your books falling over again.

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@TimsonWryts Like bro 😂
Who needs to carry 6 oranges with one hand?

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Your hands function fine without them, another useless innovation