“What good is this is that it is a pain,” Adrian said. “I mean, getting your case is not a true pain in life design, but it has that sweet friction spot you don’t do it and do it all the time.”

“It usually changes a compulsory behavior in a thoughtful behavior,” Clara said.

The Aperture case has not yet come, think of you. This is especially art project than actual project. But even though it may not be a fact, special projects hoping to inspire it more than the time we spend on our phones. Something like an app that keeps you from your phone by guiltiness in guilt Killing a digital wood If you scrolling too much.

“It is something that many people are struggling,” Adrian said. “There are many solutions, but there’s something about this click.”

Aesthetically, special project projects arouse a type of teenage engineering ethos to seek digital benefits. The idea for Aperture comes while the team works in a project called ROLEAn app that allows you to print on a piece of paper with all information-contacts, calendar meetings, eg grocery – you need from your phone a day.

During this project, Westaways noticed that the carved window for clusters of camera lenses behind a phone case is equal to a telephone watch. With the apple management to get more information on the limited window of the device mounted on the wrist, the WestAinways think it’s just enough to do the same on the phone. What if you can do that by simply flip your phone case?

“We just started playing with these ideas,” Adrian said. “The idea we want is to use the two things you have, you can change it with a new type of device.”

However, while the original vision is to change any case the phone in an abert help, reality cannot play in such a way. First, the switcheroo may not work in any phone case, because depending on how the case is made, it cannot keep the buttons on a phone.

Courtesy of SP Aperture