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Factors of design 3 [videorecording] : visual, tactile & aesthetic Classroom Video.

Contributor(s): Breitenmoser, Kurt | Ahmed, Anoar | Godjali, Aldi | Wilson, Joseph | Classroom Video (Firm) | Video Education Australasia.
Series: Factors of design series: Publisher: Bendigo, Vic. : Video Education Australasia, 2011Description: 1 videodisc (16 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.Other title: Visual, tactile and aesthetic.Subject(s): Industrial design | Product designDDC classification: 745.2
Production Credits: Written by Joseph Wilson ; produced by Anoar Ahmed ; directed by Kurt Breitenmoser.
Presenter: Aldi Godjali.Summary: This program looks at the creation of two products as it explores the visual, tactile, and aesthetic factors that form their design. The '321 Water' is an attractive personal water purifier aimed at health-conscious women. 'Tear Lab' is a non-invasive medical tool for measuring salt levels in tears. The Australian designers of these products talk frankly about their design process, and share their prototypes and development drawings in this programme. The designers consider not only ergonomics and functionality, but also the aesthetic elements of design such as line, colour, shape, form, texture, symmetry, and proportion. This is all underlined with design theory, providing an excellent examination of the principles of good design.
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Written by Joseph Wilson ; produced by Anoar Ahmed ; directed by Kurt Breitenmoser.

Presenter: Aldi Godjali.

This program looks at the creation of two products as it explores the visual, tactile, and aesthetic factors that form their design. The '321 Water' is an attractive personal water purifier aimed at health-conscious women. 'Tear Lab' is a non-invasive medical tool for measuring salt levels in tears. The Australian designers of these products talk frankly about their design process, and share their prototypes and development drawings in this programme. The designers consider not only ergonomics and functionality, but also the aesthetic elements of design such as line, colour, shape, form, texture, symmetry, and proportion. This is all underlined with design theory, providing an excellent examination of the principles of good design.

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