A
quality Industrial Designer will look into the clients needs,
the users needs and combine them into a homogeneous blend of economics,
ergonomics, practicality and sophistication that will produce
a professional product for an ever more sophisticated market place.
We can help you with the design registration or patent drawings
submission to the Patents Office and research whether your product
intended or otherwise adheres to Australian Design Standards.
These
key factors are what you need to look into using an Industrial
Designer and the value adding capabilities of Design.
- Innovation
- Design is often the key practical means by which innovation
is focused and realized.
- Quality
- The design production process minimizes variation and defects,
to maximize functionality.
- Productivity
- The design and production process can achieve cost efficiencies,
waste minimization and just-in-time benefits.
- Sustainability
- The design process can eliminate adverse environmental impacts
though effective ecodesign strategies.
- Global
products - This is where design takes into account corporate
and national branding which also integrates into the Consumer
allegiance factors.
- Product
Differentiation - This is paramount for products that have
an existing user base but need to isolate themselves via effective
design.
- Price
competitiveness - Design needs to take into account and
improve the durability, function and realistically lowering
costs.
- Client
Relationships - This is integral into producing great results
and the ability to fit into tailored design services for each
clients particular needs and budgets.
