Design and Market Influence Flashcards

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The Client role

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Indentify a niche
Needs a new product
Entrepreneurs looking to launch a product

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The Designer role

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Develop a product

Create a specification and brief

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Inventors role

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Produce ideas for new or improved products

Sketches and models

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Designer Maker role

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Designs and makes a product

Normally crafts person

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5
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Makers role

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Manufacture a product given to them by the designer

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The marketing mix

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Product
Price
Place
Promotion
Process
Physical Evidence
Properties
Pleasure 
People
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Product- 6 things a consumer looks for…

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Function
Performance
Ease of use
Reliability
Aesthetics
Compatibility
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Why do people design?

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Constructive discontent- Unhappy with existing products, Dyson, Ballbarrow, 1974
To make money-Gillette, Disposable Razor, 1895
Wanting to help others- Trevor Bayliss, Free Play Radio 1991
Science and Technology- Laser, patented 1960

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What is a Patent?

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A form of legal protection for designers

Contaions detils of a product so it could be manufactured

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Why have a Patent?

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Used to prevent the copying of an idea
Gives intelectual property rights to an inventor for an invention
It can be sold or be used to receive royalties

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4 criteria for UK patent office

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It needs to be new
It must involve an inventive step
It must be able to be industrially made
It must not be excluded

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Disadvantages of a Patent

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Expensive, £10,000 for a UK one
Even more if they patent is infringed
Need one for each country
Some countries ignore patents, China and Russia for example

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13
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Example of a Patent

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Dyson
2000 
Took Hoover to court over 1980 patent infringement
He won
Proceeds went to funding a UK factory
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14
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Representing Design ideas

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Mood boards
Sketches
Modelling
Prototypes

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Environmental legislation and regulation

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EU Ecolabel
EU Energy labeling directive
1994 EU Packaging directive
End-of-Life Vehicle directive
EU Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive
EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equiptment Directive

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Green Design

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Approach to Design to reduce the impact on the enviroment through conserving materials by using recycled material and conserving energy in use f the product . Dysons contra-rotating washing machine reduces water and energy use through terchnology

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Ecodesign

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Goes further than Green Design. Tries to reduce the impact on the environment throughout the design process from extraction of materials to the end of the products life.

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Sustainable Design

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Analysing the main fuction of the product and then finding a more environmentally friendly way of doing the same function. Also normally comes with wider socio-economic benefits such as improved welfare etc.

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Sustainable Innovation

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Goes further than Sustainable Design. Looks for new ways of doing things using a mix of products and services.

20
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Green Design Products

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Clothing made organic, naturally coloured cotton
Sandals made from recycled denim
Biodegradible carrier bags
Folding bicycles

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Green Design Packaging

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Reduce amount of packaging
Inflatable LDPE Cushions that can be reused and recycled
Cardboard instead of plastic

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Eco light bulbs

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Compact Flourecent- Last 10 times longer than filament and use 20% of the electricity
LED’s- Efficent (90% energy into light), life time 100,000 hours

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Eco-cars

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Aerodynamic body
Use polymers
Elextronic engine managment
Recyclable materials
Bio diesel
Hydrogen Fuel cell
Hybrids
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Safety

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COSHH
HSE
Protective clothing
Risk assessment

25
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Designing for disabled people

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Adapted products

Requirements for disabled access in new buildings