Some examples of designs that have successfully incorporated principles of psychology and cognitive science include the design of doors and kettles. For instance, a door design that makes it clear which side is attached to a hinge, or a kettle design that intuitively indicates how to use it. These designs incorporate the principle of intuitive use, where the design itself indicates the action to be taken, eliminating the need for manual instructions.
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