The absolute slow seller, even after New Year's Eve. No one wants to drink it voluntarily. This #Cremant was specially named in English for export. Anyone in the US? 🤣
Packaging has two purposes.
1. To keep the content safe until you need it.
2. To give access when you need it.
Seems like poor engineering to me; either they failed to understand the requirements, or failed to meet them. Also, insufficient testing.
Edit, 3rd purpose: reusable or at least recyclable, but you didn't say if it met that one.

“Gilding the lily” isn’t always bad. In design, a touch of metaphorical gold — a subtle animated transition, a hint of color, or added depth in a drop shadow — can help communicate a level of care and attention that builds trust. But first? You need a lily. Nail the fundamentals. Then, gild it carefully.
Took me 1.5 hrs to change 1 light bulb.
Endnotes:
Outside in the dark, in the freezing rain, standing on a stool in the snow, turning the inaccessible bolts in the housing an EXCRUCIATING 1/30 of a rotation at a time using the nonstandard allen wrench provided. One could barely maneuver in the void between the wall mounted lantern and the mounting bracket. WHY put the bolt there?!
Schrödingers WC
This #wisa toilet flushing button thingy drove me crazy. Rattling and crooked, as it is only mounted in two corners and the plastic deformed over the years (its like 10 years old). So the corners not clamped down had a small gap and the whole thing was slightly loose, no matter how tight I screwed it down.
I attacked this annoyance with a piece of aluminum square tubing, threaded rivets and three screws. This additional reinforcement allows to apply a tiny bit of adjustable force in the other direction, bending the thing back flat.
Bad UX World Cup 2025
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