Can you share some examples in the 'good design story'?

A product design horror story was about a new type of smartphone. The designers made the battery non - removable and the charging port was in a very inconvenient location. Also, the phone overheated easily. This led to a lot of negative reviews and poor sales. People just didn't want to deal with all these design flaws in a device they use every day.

The Dyson vacuum cleaners also have a remarkable product design success story. Dyson's engineers focused on improving the functionality and performance. Their cyclonic technology, combined with a lightweight and ergonomic design, made vacuuming easier and more efficient. The unique ball - shaped design of some models enables better maneuverability around furniture.

Sure. Take the Eiffel Tower for example. It was designed by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World's Fair in Paris. At first, many people criticized its design as being too modern and out of place. But it was actually a marvel of engineering. It was built to showcase France's industrial might and technological advancement. And over time, it has become a symbol of love and Paris itself. People from all over the world come to see it and there are countless love stories and memories associated with it.

There was a man who saw an old lady struggling to carry her groceries. He offered to help her carry them home. The old lady was so grateful and invited him in for a cup of tea. They had a lovely chat and the man left with a warm feeling in his heart. This simple act of kindness brought joy to both of them and is a great 'do good be good story'.

Sure. One common good story could be about a community coming together to build a park. Everyone, from the young to the old, volunteered their time. They planted trees, laid out paths, and installed playground equipment. This not only beautified the area but also provided a place for people to relax and for kids to play, which is for the common good of the whole neighborhood.

Sure. One good reputation story could be about a small local bakery. The owner always uses the freshest ingredients, is kind to every customer, and often donates leftover bread to the local homeless shelter. Word spreads about this bakery's great quality and kindness, and soon people are coming from all over town. Their good reputation is built on quality, kindness, and community spirit.

Well, there was a graphic designer, David, and an interior designer, Emma. David was working on a branding project for a new café. Emma was hired to design the interior of the same café. David's logo design had a color palette that Emma found very inspiring for the interior. They met to discuss how to make the brand identity consistent throughout the café. As they talked more about their design concepts, they discovered a mutual love for minimalism. This common ground in design made them fall in love, and their combined work made the café a huge success.

A police officer once found a lost dog. Instead of taking it to the pound right away, he spent hours trying to find the owner. He put up posters, asked around the neighborhood, and finally reunited the dog with its overjoyed owner. This kind of story makes people feel good about the police and their role in the community.

In a story, a good witch runs a little magic shop in a village. A lesbian couple visits the shop seeking a charm for their relationship. The witch becomes friends with them, and over time, one of the women in the couple and the witch discover they have deeper feelings for each other. It's a story about love, friendship, and the magic that can bring people together.

A good story of presentation skills is from TED speakers. They often start with a captivating personal anecdote. For instance, a speaker might talk about a difficult situation they faced which led them to their research or discovery. They use confident body language, making eye contact with the audience. Their vocal variety, being louder at important points and softer for more emotional parts, helps engage the listeners. This combination of elements makes for a great presentation.