unit 13 Designs Flashcards

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Why is user centered design important?

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so designs fit the users size shape and form and aesthetics
so it can gain larger market share

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How do we collect information for user centered design

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market research
focus groups
human factors
product analysis
ergonomic and anthropometric data

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Why do competitors help with product designs?

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analyzing existing products help develop products
highlight areas of improvement
can help identify a gap in the market

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What does anthropometric mean?

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Measurements of the human body

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When using data from anthropometric who can you use the data for?

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the average
the extreme
adjust-ability
adaptability

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What is ergonomic data?

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The process of designing products

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What are the design movements?

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Arts and Crafts
Art Deco
Modernism - Bauhaus
Post-Modernism - Memphis

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When was the arts and crafts movement?

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1850-1915

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When was the Art Nouveau?

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1880-1910

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When was the modernism movement?

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1880-1940

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When was the Art Deco movement?

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1910-1940

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When was the Bauhaus movement?

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1920-1934

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When was the contemporary movement?

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1945-1960

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When was the pop art movement?

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1958-1972

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When was the Post Modernism movement?

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1972-end of 20th cent

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When was the memphis movement?

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1980-1995

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What was the arts and crafts movement?

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hand made designs
floral, repeated patterns
classic items
quality materials

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Who was apart of the arts and crafts movement?

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Florence Koehler
Marie Zimmermann
Mary Morris

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philippe starck

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French 1949
postmodernism
extremely creative
made kitchen utensils,furniture,lighting,super yachts

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Marianne Brandt

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German 1893-1983
classic bauhaus style
form over function
uses clean lines with perfect curves
stainless and chrome steel
muted colours
made household objects(teapot)

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James dyson

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british 1947
modern,contemporary,elegant,simple
his products are radical and new
Dyson hairdryers

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dieter rams

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German industrial designer 1932
modern style,bauhaus
products to be useful and easy
sleek, minimal designs
form follows function

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Charles and ray Eames

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American married industrial designers
known for utilising steel,fibergalss,shaped plywood to create ergonomic furniture with modern style

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Margaret Calvert

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1936
graphic designer
designed uk roadsigns
simple

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what are the 3 design limitations
time money quality
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socio-economics
study of factors that link social progress economic activity
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ww1
new mass production techniques materials in demand steel, aluminium,canvas,fabrics,copper wire,leather and wood
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post ww1
bauhaus modernised furniture greater range of materials steel tubing for structure and wood functional products Henry ford mass produced his model t cars
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ww2
raw materials were scarce rationing clothes, fuel,wood
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contemporary times
rationing until 1954 adoption of streamlining Raymond Loewy and Ferdinand Porsche Britain can make it 1946 festival of Britain 1951
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mass production in fashion and design
new polymers in 1940 PVC,PET,ABS,HIPS,nylon,lycra consumer choice new range of colours teenage market cheaper
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todays fashion and design
new technology targeted marketing e.g media
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What is Art Deco?
influence from bauhaus, cubism, modernism and art nouveau Curved lines,sleek new woods Mass production
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Who was apart of the Art Deco movement?
Maurice Dufrene Rene Lalique Emilie Jacques Ruhlman
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What did Art Deco do?
large windows, flat roofs, glass blocks, curved features and ship railings, symmetrical shapes
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What is modernism
very influencital on western society and grew from re examination of how we were living
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What came from modernism?
Bauhaus
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What is Bauhas?
an art school in Germany
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What does Bauhaus do?
new materials (leather) simple non decorative neutral/primary colours form follows function
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form follows function
modernism Solomon R Guggenheim museum
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What is the Solomon R Guggenehim Museum?
shape creates a large foyer which could be used for entry form creates a long continuous walkway light permeates the building large central space
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What is post modernism?
the reaction to bland and functional designs of the modernism movement
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What did post modernism do?
more creative, electric and errotive old and new seen together abstract designs shapes fun over form function
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Who was apart of post modernism?
Alessandro Mendini Paola Navone Londons MI6 building by Terry Farrel Dancing House in Prague
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What is the sub genre of post modernism?
memphis
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What happened throughout the studying of electricity?
1799 - Volta invented an earlyform of battery 1821 - Faraday invented the electric motor 1879 - Edison made the first bulb that lasted 4 hours 1947 - The first transistor was invented by bell telephone
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What is a transistor?
solid state versions of the old thermionic valves used in early computers These were energy hungry and burnt out easily size of rooms
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What is a microelectronics?
Digital systems use transistors as electronic switches smaller and more powerful portability multi functionality
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What is a modern material?
a material or element that has been recently discovered may be treated to improve its functionality
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What is a smart material?
reacts to an external stimulus by changing its characteristics and or properties stimuli include light temp pressure moisture and electricity
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New materials in use
nitinol used in the medical feild Kevlar and Nomex used for protective equipment
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What are nano materials?
Used in everyday products It's 200x tougher than steel
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