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Autor:   •  September 3, 2016  •  Case Study  •  540 Words (3 Pages)  •  651 Views

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CHAPTER 4:

Industrial design

        The industrial design discusses about the elements that contributes’ to the aesthetical features and components of the product, the importance of industrial design will be tackled then including the ergonomic need and aesthetic need. The goal of the industrial design will further elaborated, the utility, appearance and ease of maintenance of the product will be explained one by one in the discussion, the said topics are elements of the product that will further be used in the manufacturing the product.

I.GOALS OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

The goal of our industrial design is to create a Product which has a simple design and can be conveniently used by the end user. To create new style, look and feel of the item and to provide a product that reduces friction and thereby effectively preventing any damage or further damage to the skin.

A. Utility

A1. Ease of use

The design of the product makes it washable and reusable and has a clip-on feature that makes it convenient when using the product.

A2. Intuitive

There are a lot of consumer who prefer using a low-cut shoe wherein it causes frequent blister, this product would be very helpful.

B. Appearance

B1. Form

The design of the product is customized that attracts consumers to buy it.

B2. Lines

Julienne shaped for our product will emphasize more the purpose of the product which is to cover the entire part where the blister is more prone.

B3.        Proportion

The combined parts of the product made it more durable, useful and appealing to the consumers.

B4.        Color

The product has varied colors and designs that suit the taste of individual accordance to their own fashion.

C. Ease of Maintenance

C1.        Maintaining the functionalities of the product

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