Pictures on my product
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Top view.
Side view
Front view
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My first Design and Technology post.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
I think product analysis is useful in design and technology as it helps us list out the materials, how it affects the environment, the level of comfort and etc. in a certain product. Also, it helps us understand more about the product and help us in our design planning. That is the reason why we should really understand and appreciate product analysis.
armchairs/dining chairs taken from www.mocoloco.com good example of aesthetics and ergonomics.
very funky-shaped and brightly coloured mirrors taken from www.mocoloco.com good example of aesthetics
Product analysis1st product
A foldable chair.-Materials
Made from fabric, metal and sponge.
-Functions
A foldable chair that is light and easy to carry along with on picnics or outings.
-Ergonomics
-Very comfortable as the seating area is made up of fabric and sponge and cushion.
-Environment
Is not harmful to the environment in any way
-Aesthetic
The colours are very bright and the shape of the chair can appeal to anyone aged 20 and above.
-Innovation
The design is very original and very slim.
2nd product
Sofas.-Materials
Made up of fabric, sponge, cushion and metal.
-Functions
To provide comfort while resting, taking a nap or sitting down.
-Ergonomics
Not harmful to the environment in any way
-Aesthetics
The colour is not so bright and the shape of the sofa is too squarish. Will not appeal to children or teens. But will appeal to adults aged 25 and above.
-Innovation
The design is not really original as there are other sofas shaped like this in the market.
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Typed by Yours Truly.
armchairs/dining chairs taken from www.mocoloco.com good example of aesthetics and ergonomics.
A foldable chair.
Sofas.
