In our daily lives, we use a variety of tools and products every day. Some of them are annoying, some of them are hard to put down. "Easy to use" is probably the greatest compliment you can give to a tool or product. Behind the "easy to use" is the ingenuity and careful creation of the designer, the quality control and hard work of the manufacturer, and the full recognition of its value and efficiency by the market. What, we might ask, is "easy to use"? For me, "easy to use" mainly includes the following aspects:

First, it is practical. Easy to use products, often in the function can meet the needs of users, to solve the user's pain points. This requires designers to deeply understand the market, tap the deep needs of users, and integrate them into the product.

Second, it is easy to use. Many high-tech products, although powerful, may not be friendly to ordinary users and difficult to get started with. On the contrary, products that are readily available and easy to use are often more favored by users.

The third is durable. A good product can not only maintain good condition after a period of use, but also always play a due effect at a critical moment.

"Easy to use" is the most objective, direct and intimate evaluation of a product. In the future, let's look forward to more "easy to use" products to bring convenience and efficiency to our lives.