Optimize your life – Home working, Ergonomics & Design
Category: Help Posts
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The Art of Decluttering: How to Organize a Messy Desk
Are you constantly asking yourself, “How do I get rid of clutter?” Is your workspace buried under a mountain of papers, pens, and post-it notes? Studies suggest that the state of your desk can reveal a lot about your personality and work habits. So, whether you belong to the “Do Geniuses have Messy Desks?” camp
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My Office Chair Leans Forward – Here’s What to Do
If you have been wondering why your office chair leans forward and how to fix it, this comprehensive guide will provide you with all the answers. This common issue can be both a comfort and health concern, often leading to back pain and poor posture. While it may seem like a complex problem, it can
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Ergonomic Office Chair For Gamers – Can You Get a Gaming and Office Chair in One?
Ever wondered why office workers have funky looking office chairs? It’s not for fashion, its for comfort – they are specifically designed to be adjustable for the user – they’re ergonomic. Gaming chairs tend to look like a bucket seat taken out of sports car, looks good, but far from ergonomic. Net result – you
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Ergonomic Products – The Good, the Bad and the Stylish
When one thinks of ergonomic products, the average person doesn’t think of actual ergonomic products and what benefits they provide – they look at the grotesque, curious, uncomfortable looking tools that should not and need not be designed to appear the way they do. It’s similar to placebo effect, you let expectations place strong holds
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World War II and A Brief History of Ergonomics
You’ve all heard about ergonomic chairs, ergonomic keyboards, ergonomic mice, ergonomic peripherals – the word ergonomic itself has become somewhat a gimmick, to imply that certain tools, or to be more precise, certain office tools (which is where most of the ergonomic-[insert product] market focuses on these days) are to be placed on a whole
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My Office Desk Lamp is Too Hot – How to Make it Cool!
It is normal for lamp heads to become warm as the bulb can generate a lot of heat whilst in operation. To help you resolve this, its worth understanding why it gets hot. How hot your lamp gets is basically down to the power output and type of bulb that you are using in your