Today in #HotelBathroomUX, this Minneapolis hotel’s soap etc. dispensers in the shower. The lighting was dim, these were mounted down low, and I had a heck of a time figuring out which was which.

As with the name tags at this conference, it would be better if the most important label was really big!

Also from the #HotelBathroomUX realm: last year I stayed in a hotel with this array of soaps etc. mounted in the shower. Two of them contain peppermint oil, and one is body wash.

Peppermint oil is an irritant to mucus membranes. This is Russian shower roulette.

@waldoj Ah, The Hamilton
@zubakskees Nailed it
@waldoj I remember those well. It took me maybe 20 seconds to place them. They were not good.
@waldoj the tingling means its working!
@waldoj “pep talk body wash”??? The new girl suggested this as a joke and they took her seriously. She’s now running the team.
@waldoj Here's another really bad one. I had to take a photo of the bottles and enlarge it to read that pale green lettering on a gray bottle. This was at a Residence Inn.
#HotelBathroomUX
@waldoj In the locker room at my workplace, there are three clear unlabeled bottles in each shower. The liquids inside are white, yellow, and clear. The white must be conditioner. I assume the yellow is shampoo and clear is body soap, but is that so universal now that it needn’t be explained anywhere?
@dougdougdoug Time for some guerilla UI work.
@waldoj please, tell me that grout was naturally dark. Pretty please. 😅
@david *All* the grout was that color, which I took as a good sign.
@waldoj now you smell like cilantro and peppermint schnapps. The worst soap cocktail.
@nelson @waldoj that is a bizarre melange of product scents.