Who’s trying to plan a virtual trip to ‘The Museum of Annoying Experiences’ with me?
It’s a virtual museum highlighting some of the downright irritating things we endure in our everyday life.
This project is a collaboration between ZenDesk and Phantom Studios, a London creative agency. The interactive website allows visitors to click on different exhibits that examine our strange current reality.
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For example, there is one exhibit that talks about CAPTCHA tests. The verbiage for this exhibit calls them a “tricky line of questioning” designed by robots. The test asks humans questions about things they love. Like identifying fire hydrants.
The Museum of Annoying Experiences also honors unknown champions of customer service with posters. Some of them include those who fought for not having to wait on hold for “a million years” and extra sauce on the side. But the most important stride for change is more legroom.
How did we not come up with this first?
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