When we are analyzing a product, what are we analyzing

Commenting on a product, everyone can dig out its performance in all aspects, such as whether the user experience is good, whether the function is perfect, whether it solves the user’s pain points, etc… But in this, which one determines the core of the product Competitiveness? Features The function directly affects the user’s operation and…

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Test-driven design

Many designers are used to using their own experience and subjective feelings to propose solutions, but experience and subjective feelings are likely to be wrong. User-centered design needs to be implemented based on objective facts related to user psychology and user behavior, rather than the designer’s “self-reference”. Don’t say “I think…” Many designers are used to…

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User-centric product design will succeed

Today, I was pissed off by 400 calls. Without warning and prior notice, the service was suspended due to insufficient balance. After receiving user feedback, he immediately contacted the customer’s customer service to recharge. However, the service will not be restored immediately after the top-up. It is said that the service is generally restored within 24 hours……

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Ten good habits to inspire creativity you must know

Lasting creativity does not come from a flash of light or an afternoon of inspiration. We should regard innovation as a daily habit, just like laying a good foundation for everything. At 99U, we have summarized the common characteristics of innovators that are worth learning from many entrepreneurs, researchers, and creative workers, and help everyone cultivate: 1….

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The essence of simplicity

The essence of “simplicity” does not lie in what elements are used, but it reduces our cognitive burden. When we say that an advertisement is well done, it does not mean that it is brilliantly literary, beautiful in pictures, and outstanding in special effects, but that it can hit the hearts of target audiences in…

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Maslow’s demand hierarchy behind product design

American psychologist Maslow once put forward the theory of human needs hierarchy. He divided human needs from low to high into five categories: physiological needs, safety needs, social needs, respect needs and self-actualization needs. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs has pointed out an effective way for us to analyze the needs behind the product. For any product…

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What is the key point in mold design?

Key points in mold design: 1 Reasonable overall mold layout, 2 parting surface selection, 3 runner arrangement, glue inlet selection, 4 ejection device, 5 water transport arrangement, 6 exhaust selection, 7 parting Pay attention to the draft angle, the extraction of the insert, the treatment of the rubbing angle, and the selection of the shrinkage…

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Automated boxing, unpacking, conveying, labeling, and palletizing product line design


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