Glass with liquid
Jyothi Unnam
Generally, glass filled up with any liquid when falls down spills the liquid in it and sometimes breaks into pieces.

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The Bad Designs were collected over the years from the user submitted entries for the World Usability Day Contests under the name "Boycott Bad Designs".
Generally, glass filled up with any liquid when falls down spills the liquid in it and sometimes breaks into pieces.
You use Fevikwik to stick tearing paper or any other material. It feels hot to touch and sticks to your fingers inadvertently. It is a painful and time consuming process to remove.
Street lights glow continuously at night even when there are no people or vehicles. This leads to inefficient use of power and reduces the lifetime of the lights.
Hangers, posters, etc. make a great mess. When you remove a hanger, the plastic remains attached to the wall.
The IBM Website is confusing. It is difficult to find what we need. It does not allow user to reset password when needed. The site does not support resetting account through verification of link.
It is so difficult for children, ladies and elderly to get on and off from the train. Reduce the gap between platform and train. The level of platform and train should be the same.
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