This work is a behavior-guided design, and it cannot be called a product, and it has not been better perfected, but I still choose to send it out and hope to exchange opinions with you. I named it "lacquer porcelain" hahaThe original intention of the design was to solve the problem of water leakage after the shower was used up. After brainstorming, a more interesting problem was suddenly discovered. Most people need to wait for cold water to warm water in the process of warming up the bath. This process is boring and boring. However, the change of water temperature from cold water to warm water is what we need to perceive with our body (the perception of water temperature by hands and feet is different from that of body). I want to guide the design through this behavior so that users can naturally see the change of water temperature. And the target of this behavior guide design is young children, why is it young children? I think the establishment of this behavior design is based on young children, and this point will be more interesting and have a soul. Young children need to be guided at every step of their growth, and this is the case. Young children cannot accurately judge and control the water temperature when bathing themselves, and need some guidance. [Aim the shower head at the "lacquered flower porcelain" on the ground (the flower painted on the ceramic tile with special temperature-sensitive paint). (The best water temperature for shower is 36-39) When the water temperature is below 36 degrees, the flower is showered happily. When the water temperature reaches 36 to 39 degrees, the flower is poured red and cried. At this time, young children should know to stop watering the flower and cannot bear the temperature, it's time to water this lovely "flower of the motherland"] this is probably the design of this behavior design.