Fundamentals of product design / by Richard Morris

By:

Morris, Richard

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: AVA's Academia seriesPublication details: Switzerland : AVA publishing, 2009.Description: 184 p.: col. illISBN:

9782940373178
2940373175

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

745.2 MOR-F

Contents:

Contents : Introduction--How to use this book-- Chapter 1. Product ideas --Imagination--Case study: Wayne Hemingway--People's needs-- Case study: Matthew White--Chapter summary-- Chapter 2. The product brief--Defining needs-- Case study: Emmanuel Laffon de Mazieres -- Market trends--Case study: Luigi Colani-- Product requirements--Case study: Jonathan Ive; Chapter summary-- Chapter 3. Design solutions-- Meeting needs-- Case study: Droog-- Concept development-- Case study: Josef Cadek--Functionality-- Case study: d3o-- Chapter summary-- Chapter 4. Production-- Development--Case study: Tom Dixon--Manufacturing-- Case study: Assa Ashuach-- Operations-- Case study: Salter housewares--Chapter summary-- Chapter 5. The marketplace--Preparing to sell-- Case study: Sir James Dyson-- Marketing-- Case study: Vertu--Chapter summary-- Conclusion.

Summary: Teaches students the key principles and processes of product design. This book intends to provide pointers to designers as to what to think about and where to go next.

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Contents : Introduction--How to use this book--
Chapter 1. Product ideas --Imagination--Case study: Wayne Hemingway--People's needs-- Case study: Matthew White--Chapter summary--
Chapter 2. The product brief--Defining needs-- Case study: Emmanuel Laffon de Mazieres -- Market trends--Case study: Luigi Colani-- Product requirements--Case study: Jonathan Ive; Chapter summary--
Chapter 3. Design solutions-- Meeting needs-- Case study: Droog-- Concept development-- Case study: Josef Cadek--Functionality-- Case study: d3o-- Chapter summary--
Chapter 4. Production-- Development--Case study: Tom Dixon--Manufacturing-- Case study: Assa Ashuach-- Operations-- Case study: Salter housewares--Chapter summary--
Chapter 5. The marketplace--Preparing to sell-- Case study: Sir James Dyson-- Marketing-- Case study: Vertu--Chapter summary-- Conclusion.

Teaches students the key principles and processes of product design. This book intends to provide pointers to designers as to what to think about and where to go next.

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