2.5 Critical Analysis and Evaluation Flashcards

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Why is critical analysis and evaluation needed?

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In order for possible improvements or modifications to a design to be made

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What does a SWOT analysis do?

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Identifies the strengths and weaknesses of a design, it also explores the possible opportunities for the design and any threats to the success

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What are the strengths?

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Any features of the design that make the product unique or give it a competitive edge

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What are the weaknesses?

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Any features that are inferior to other current products or whether the product is suitbqieneor the target market

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What are the opportunities?

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What changes could be made to make the product more competitive or attract a different target market

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What are the threats?

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What are the possible risks that could adversely affect the success of the product

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When can an objective, independent evaluation of a product be gained?

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Through third party feedback

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Why is third party feedback valuable?

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It reflects unbiased views rather than those or the design team, the product will have a greater chance of being successful as a result

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How can designers get feedback?

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  • Discussions or conversions with potential customers in focus groups or customer panels
  • Quantitative interviews or qualitative interviews
  • Marketing strategies such as social media
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