Ways To Improve Something

• Simplify - remove complexity.
• Apply to new use.
• Automate.
• Reduce cost.
• Make easier to use, understand.
• Reduce fear to own use.
• Make safer.
• Give more performance, capacity.
• Make faster, less waiting.
• Provide more durability, reliability.
• Give better appearance.
• Create more acceptances by others.
• Add features, functions.
• Integrate functions.
• Make more flexible, versatile.
• Make weight lighter or heavier.
• Make smaller or larger.
• Make more powerful.
• Reduce or eliminate drawbacks, bad side effects.
• Make more elegant.
• Give better shape, design, and style.
• Provide better sensory appeal (taste, feel, look, smell, sound).
• Provide better psychological appeal (understandable, acceptable).
• Provide better emotional appeal (happy, warm, satisfying, enjoyable, fun, likable, and “neat").
• Aim toward ideal rather than immediate goals.
• Give larger capacity.
• Make portable.
• Make self-cleaning, easy to clean.
• Make more accurate.
• Make quieter.

Note: Remember that some of the major problems in modern living are too much noise, too much information, too many decisions, too much complexity, together with a general lack of quality and reliability. Intelligent addressing of these problems in connection with your idea should produce welcome improvements to it.