What was the reaction when a man broke into the women's bathroom because the curtain of a bathroom in Nantong, Jiangsu Province was wrongly written?

10 6 18, a big oolong happened in the bathroom of Nantong Gymnasium in Jiangxi Province. Several men accidentally broke into the ladies' room, but they still insisted that they were not wrong. What is the truth of the matter? The chief culprit of this oolong incident is actually the curtain at the door of the bathroom. Because the door curtain purchased by the store is not standardized and the text is arranged in confusion? Male bath? With what? Men stop? Only when male guests go to the wrong bath can they be confident.

Afterwards, the person in charge of the gym responded that there were misleading factors in the bathroom curtains. In order to ensure the privacy of customers, the store will replace the bathroom curtains as soon as possible, and promise not to use similar curtains that are easy to mislead customers in the future. In fact, judging from the pictures fed back by netizens on the spot, this curtain is really prone to problems if you don't look carefully. Even if you study it carefully, it is still controversial. According to the font size? Female bath? Men stop? , arranged by font? Male bath? Women stop? This situation depends entirely on how the customer interprets it, and the probability of problems is really great. The designer who designed the curtain should be? Smart enough not to be smart? I wanted to increase the sense of design through font size and cross arrangement, but I didn't expect this design to make the door curtain lose its due role.

In fact, there are many similar toilet number designs, and it is really difficult for customers to tell them at a glance. What if they really met? Three urgent? It is almost unbearable and the error rate is extremely high. Design innovation is a good thing, but I think designers should limit their brains to the acceptable range of guests, because all kinds of signboards and doorplates are ultimately oriented to the public and customers, and only designs that the public can understand are considered good designs. Designers blindly indulge in their artistic sense, which is actually not conducive to the integration of their works with the outside world. Designers should also properly accept the feedback from the masses and sum up the direction of improvement from the feedback.

I can only say that I hope there are as few similar oolong as possible. Designers can also learn from this kind of curtain and modify the design in a way that is more acceptable to the public.