From these ten
principles from Dieter Rams, I have discovered various aspects that I haven’t
necessarily realized before with design. Ultimately, design really just needs
to make sense. There could be numerous amounts of thought that go into a
design, or there could also be a more obvious answer that just seems to work
well for the product itself. If possible, take out the complexities of a design
to make all the components work together in a straightforward manner.
As an illustration
and animation major, I think that all of these principles will be extremely
beneficial to my work and how I make decisions and progress through a project. With
these principles in mind, it will help me to focus on what is important when I
am brainstorming ideas and shaping concepts that I am trying to build off of.
Right now, I could
assuredly apply these principles to the current project we are working on. My
product is a flash drive and it qualifies for many of the principles. The main
ones that seem prominent in the design are the principles that relate to a
product being useful, aesthetic, understandable, and unobtrusive. I think it
applies for all of the principles in a way, but those are the main principles
that seem to be dominant among the others. In any way, I think that these
principles are truly beneficial when designing and making decisions on the
various aspects of a product.
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