Product Design GCSE - Designing Classic and Retro Designs, Market Pull, Technology Push, Continuous Improvement 1.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? Design & Technology: Resistant MaterialsGCSEAll boards Created by: TeamPotatoCreated on: 05-05-12 14:13 Classic Designs must be what? Innotive and Influential 1 of 10 A design could be considered to be iconic because. of the way the technology has been used it uses clever and innotive styling it has a 'must own' quality 2 of 10 Give three example of a classic design: The Coca Cola Bottle The Biro The Volkswagen Beetle London Underground Map Wassily Chair Phillippe Starcks's Lemon Squeezer 3 of 10 What are Retro Designs? Retro deisgns are based on old styles but made to the latest standards using the latest technologies 4 of 10 Give three examples of retro designs? Wallpapers, fabrics and ceramics Retro radio Delonghi toaster Chrysler PT Cruiser Yves St Laurent 5 of 10 What is Market Pull? When consumer demand leads to the creation and development of products. 6 of 10 What is Technology Push? When new products are developed due to technological advances 7 of 10 What is Continuous Improvement? When manufactureres aim to constantly improve their product as part of Total Quality Management. 8 of 10 Give 5 reasons for continuous improvement: Financial Savings Styling Updates Maintenence Issues Environmental Impacts Leglislation/Regulation Manufacturing Improvements Consumer Feedback Improved Durability New Technologies 9 of 10 What is a quality circle? Groups of workers who feedback information to ensure the quality of the product is continually improving. 10 of 10
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