'Come On My Book' by Ha Cho Hee
Meghan Young — April 6, 2010 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
I don't know about you, but after spending days in libraries for personal projects as well as school and professional ones, I've noticed that books generally like staying on the shelves -- with 'Come on my Book,' however, they may get the prompting they need.
A slight tweak from the mind of Ho Cho Hee, 'Come on my Book' is simply a notch at the top of a book that allows your finger to dip in slightly for a better grip when slipping the book off the shelf.
A slight tweak from the mind of Ho Cho Hee, 'Come on my Book' is simply a notch at the top of a book that allows your finger to dip in slightly for a better grip when slipping the book off the shelf.
Trend Themes
-
Interactive Reading — Books with physical modifications for greater ease of use will become more popular.
-
Innovative Design — Design modifications can create a competitive advantage even in mature industries.
-
Customized Products — Simple product modifications can add value for consumers who appreciate tailor-made products.
Industry Implications
-
Book Publishing — Innovation in book design can help publishers differentiate their products from competititors.
-
Retail — Bookstores can increase sales by offering books with design modifications that make them easier to handle.
-
Library Services — Libraries can attract more users by offering books with custom modifications that improve handling and accessibility.
2
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
