Section 2 Flashcards

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What is the primary purpose of analysing existing products in design?​

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To understand current design approaches, practices, and principles, which can inform and inspire new design solutions.

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Why is it important to research design styles and movements?

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Researching design styles and movements provides inspiration and helps designers incorporate historical and cultural influences into their work.

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What is a mood board, and how is it used in the design process?

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A mood board is a visual tool that compiles images, materials, and text to convey a particular style or concept, aiding in the inspiration and direction of design ideas.

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How can creating videos enhance the analysis of existing products?

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Videos allow designers to document and present their analysis dynamically, highlighting key features and functionalities of existing products.

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What are some key aspects to consider when analysing existing products?

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Materials, components, ergonomics, aesthetics, cost, and functionality.

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Why is it important to avoid labelling obvious components during product analysis?

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To focus on providing insightful explanations of each component’s relevance, purpose, and potential areas for improvement rather than stating the obvious.

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What is the benefit of summarizing product investigations in a portfolio?

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Summarizing investigations highlights key discoveries and demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the product’s design and functionality.

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How can exploring existing products inform the development of new design ideas?

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By identifying strengths and weaknesses in current designs, designers can innovate and improve upon existing solutions.

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What role does stakeholder feedback play in analysing existing products?

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Stakeholder feedback provides insights into user needs and preferences, guiding the design process to create more user-centred products.

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Why is it important to consider both physical and psychological ergonomics in product analysis?

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Considering both aspects ensures that products are comfortable, efficient, and satisfying to use, enhancing overall user experience.

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How can a SWOT analysis be applied to existing products?

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By evaluating the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats associated with a product, designers can identify areas for improvement and potential market advantages.

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What is the significance of understanding manufacturing processes when analysing products?

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Understanding manufacturing processes helps designers assess feasibility, cost-effectiveness, and potential limitations in production.

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How does analysing the environmental impact of existing products influence new designs?

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It encourages the development of sustainable designs by identifying and mitigating negative environmental effects.

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What is the benefit of comparing multiple existing products during analysis?

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Comparing multiple products allows designers to benchmark performance, identify best practices, and recognize unique features that could be integrated into new designs.

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​How can identifying user needs and wants during product analysis impact the design process?

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It ensures that new designs are aligned with user expectations and requirements, leading to more successful and accepted products.

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