Add to ORKG'Messages' instilled in product designs indicate how they should be used and who should use them. Product semantics is the study of such meanings, as communicated through manufactured objects using a visual alphabet of signs and symbols made up of colour, shape, form and texture (Giard 1990). Without an awareness of product semantics, designers may inadvertently fail to appreciate some of the wider social implications of their designs and product semantics
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This paper presents an empirical study into the names that people assign to products, based on visua...
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This paper presents an empirical study into the names that people assign to products, based on visua...
The purpose of this study is to contribute to the existing research in the field of packaging and ma...
Gender representation in media often depicts gender stereotype. For example, women representation in...
This paper explores the relationship between semantics and product design, and its role in the commu...
Forms, either abstract or concrete always carry meanings. It is the responsibility of designers to m...
In the field of industrial design it is important that products, through their material form, be giv...
Products that we meet have different functions; technical, practical and semantic functions. Rune Mo...
The overall aim of this paper is to demonstrate that there is a need for supplementing the theory of...
Product and service designers place increasing emphasis on the colour, form and appearance of what t...
By making a CDA the linguistic and semantic features in cosmetic products are going to be examined. ...
Product designers are expected to create products transferring certain ‘meanings’. Materials of pro...
Two experiments highlight gender identity’s relevance to the gender labeling-purchase intention rela...
In the design studies, researchers often use the semantic differential method with bipolar adjective...
This paper presents an empirical study into the names that people assign to products, based on visua...
In selecting a material to create an intended product meaning, several factors, such as the material...
This paper presents an empirical study into the names that people assign to products, based on visua...
The purpose of this study is to contribute to the existing research in the field of packaging and ma...
Gender representation in media often depicts gender stereotype. For example, women representation in...