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Meet Seiichi Miyake — the man who invented yellow footpath tiles in 1965 to help his blind friend
Every day, millions of people walk across bright yellow tiles on footpaths, railway stations, sidewalks, and crossings without giving them a second thought. For most people, they are just another part ...
When we are travelling, we tend to miss many things around us because we are constantly in a rush. We are rushing to catch a train, to reach work, to meet someone, or simply to get through the day.
The yellow tiles with raised designs on metro platforms are not simply an aesthetic choice; they have real live-saving utility for many accessing the transport. If you are someone who regularly uses ...
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