Lewis CaliburnThe International Design Center Berlin (IDZ) has nominated DoorBird’s D21x Series for a UX Design Award.
The International Design Center Berlin founded the UX Design Awards in 2015 to recognise special achievements in the area of user-friendliness, or in other words, user experience.
DoorBird’s IP video door stations from the D21x series have been nominated for the upcoming award ceremony due to features including innovative modules, customisation options and an elegant design, meaning it offers noticeable added value by significantly optimising both the safety and aesthetics of the home environment for the user.
As a smart door communication solution, it also enables a maximum degree of flexibility as nobody has to be physically present in the home to grant access to a building or property or to communicate with delivery persons and parcel carriers at the door. An app allows a user to do all of this easily while out and about.
DoorBird has even expanded the access options with the latest D2101TFV model. The touchless call button now makes it possible to access facilities with high visitor traffic, such as kindergartens, hospitals or nursing homes – in a hygienic manner.
The UX Design Awards are handed out twice a year and winners are decided via a multi-stage selection process. However, it’s not just the experts who decide who wins. An audience vote is also part of the process, allowing everyone to select their favourites from the nominated parties.
The winners will be announced on September 3.
People can vote for the DoorBird D21x Series here.