Test _Aesthetics and Product Language

What does aesthetics in design primarily refer to?

• Appreciation of beauty

• Functionality

• Cost-efficiency

• Durability

Why is aesthetic design important beyond appearance?

• It enhances production speed

• It connects the user with the product

• It reduces material costs

• It increases complexity

Muji's 'no-brand' philosophy expresses which kind of aesthetic pleasure?

• Physical

• Ideological

• Social

• Psychological

Which emotional response best fits natural wood furniture in soft tones?

• Exciting

• Calming

• Ornamental

• Playful

What aspect of a product usually triggers first impressions?

• Smell

• Vision

• Hearing

• Functionality

Gothic design is known for what distinctive feature?

• Circular shapes

• Pointed arches

• Minimalism

• Golden ratio

What is a key focus of visual aesthetics?

• Composition and form

• Sound design

• Scent

• Taste

Which sense does sound design in aesthetics appeal to?

• Vision

• Touch

• Smell

• Hearing

What role does texture play in aesthetic design?

• Enhances auditory feedback

• Enhances visual balance

• Increases physical interaction

• Reduces production cost

What sensory element is essential in the fragrance and food industries?

• Smell

• Touch

• Hearing

• Vision