Both consumer researchers and product designers recognize the importance of good design for the success of products and brands. Consumer researchers are focused on understanding consumer responses to product design. Designers try to adjust products to consumers' needs and enhance product experience by involving consumers in the design process. The complexity of consumer responses to products has prompted both consumer and design researchers to formulate conceptual models of consumer responses to product design. This chapter will give an overview of four different perspectives that are used to describe consumer responses to product design, including the designers' perspective centered on product esthetics, the consumer perspective revolving ...
The appearance attributes of designed products noted in the literature often reflect what designers ...
This paper discusses the user response to product features, within the context of a non-instrumental...
Nowadays people tend to value attachment, meaning and experience more than owning even more products...
This thesis reports on the development of a conceptual framework for product aesthetics. By adopting...
'Designer as a product cue', which refers to the information presented about the product regarding t...
© 2020, Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature. ‘Designer as a product cue’, which re...
Designers cannot have direct contact with all the population for whom they design the mass-produced ...
This paper discusses consumer response to product visual form within the context of an integrated co...
Abstract Consumer response to designed products has a profound effect on how products are interprete...
Designers create messages that are encoded in the products’ design and consumers perceive the produc...
This paper addresses three different approaches which can be employed to adequately answer different...
Design is increasingly used by firms as a strategy to create a substantial competitive advantage. Go...
In the tough struggle for consumers’ grace, product design has long been praised as the last means t...
User preferences in design process of branded products are addressed through several layers of media...
This article introduces a methodological approach to the evaluation of different industrial products...
The appearance attributes of designed products noted in the literature often reflect what designers ...
This paper discusses the user response to product features, within the context of a non-instrumental...
Nowadays people tend to value attachment, meaning and experience more than owning even more products...
This thesis reports on the development of a conceptual framework for product aesthetics. By adopting...
'Designer as a product cue', which refers to the information presented about the product regarding t...
© 2020, Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature. ‘Designer as a product cue’, which re...
Designers cannot have direct contact with all the population for whom they design the mass-produced ...
This paper discusses consumer response to product visual form within the context of an integrated co...
Abstract Consumer response to designed products has a profound effect on how products are interprete...
Designers create messages that are encoded in the products’ design and consumers perceive the produc...
This paper addresses three different approaches which can be employed to adequately answer different...
Design is increasingly used by firms as a strategy to create a substantial competitive advantage. Go...
In the tough struggle for consumers’ grace, product design has long been praised as the last means t...
User preferences in design process of branded products are addressed through several layers of media...
This article introduces a methodological approach to the evaluation of different industrial products...
The appearance attributes of designed products noted in the literature often reflect what designers ...
This paper discusses the user response to product features, within the context of a non-instrumental...
Nowadays people tend to value attachment, meaning and experience more than owning even more products...