I think my "Hot Shot" is a wonderful design. There was no assembly required and I didn't need to read the instructions to understand how it worked. There are two protrusions near the top that indicate to the user that the lid can be lifted up. Inside there is a cup that is clearly for the water to be boiled. There are two buttons on the machine. The one on top sticks out and has grooves indicating where a finger should press. It is labeled "on" with the widely known power symbol. The button has an orange light that turns on when the button has been pressed and the water is heating up. The light turns off when the water is ready to be dispensed, which only takes about 45 seconds. The second button is a push-down tab labeled "dispense" with a small image of water dripping into a mug. The open area underneath is obviously where the cup or bowl will sit while the water is dispensing. The circle on the bottom platform indicates the area where the water can be expected to fall.
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