The starting point of any design process is understanding the needs of the user, market, or situation. A product or solution must address a specific problem or fulfill a particular requirement.
Design Factors Quiz

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Elyse Marchant
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Understanding user needs is crucial in design. A successful product must solve a specific problem or meet a requirement, ensuring it is relevant and valuable to the target audience.
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The appropriateness of a design refers to how well it suits its intended use, environment, and user group. It is important that the design aligns with the context and the specific requirements for which it is created.
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The function of a product refers to how well it performs the tasks it was designed for. A well-designed product should effectively and efficiently fulfill its primary function.
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Life-cycle analysis (LCA) evaluates the environmental impact of a product throughout its entire life span, from raw material extraction, manufacturing, use, and maintenance, to disposal or recycling. It's crucial for identifying and minimizing a product's environmental footprint.
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Aesthetics refers to the visual appeal, style, and design language of the product. It plays a significant role in user perception, satisfaction, and desirability.
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Finance relates to the budget available for the design and production of the product. The financial constraints often dictate the materials, manufacturing processes, and technologies that can be used.
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Obsolescence refers to the risk that a product may become outdated or irrelevant due to changes in technology, user preferences, or market trends. Designing for obsolescence involves ensuring the product can either be updated or remains useful over time.
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