Mug Handles

User Centric Designs concentrate on the needs of users and translate the needs into goals. Designers need to find out what the users knows best. Through user participation and user data designers attach their personal experience and create designs. The following are different sizes and patterns of mug handles for people of different age groups based on the content of the mug and comfort levels.

I talked with people of different age groups and found out that the babies or the kids mostly enjoy the mugs with either two handles or they prefer mugs having creative cartooned handles and they even handle such mugs with great care.

As the age increases the children prefer mugs which can hold less milk but look deeper and the handles should be longer and they also like mugs with different attractive patterns

The teens seemed to prefer mugs with different messages and wide handles which could be easily carried and coffee could be sipped slowly for ages.

The elderly people and the working class wanted to have their tea and coffee quickly and they preferred the cups with small narrow handles and they liked the small mugs and the durable ones.