Classic Design

What best describes dominant design?

• to classify designs into groups

• Design that is dominant in that specific area

• a reduction in quality of products and poor design

• evokes emotional attachment

How does the role of mass production contribute to a product reaching classic design status?

• Analysis of human information

• The analysis designer to critically analyse

• it’s used everywhere (omnipresent, globalized)

Identify what characteristics does Classic Design have?

• Old?

• New and Improved?

• Old but Redesigned?

• Technologically Advanced?

What are the Problems with Classic Design?

• It is too advanced.

• It is too simple

• It is often controversial when changes are made

• It is too scientific.

What characteristic can be related to an object to be obsolent?

• still in used widely

• No longer used or produced

• Trendy

• Rare item and hard to be found

Classic design is often widely imitated, usually with cheaper versions

• True

• False

What is the term of a product that has existed and been in circulation for a long time?

• Omnipresence

• Mass production

• Obsolescent

Identify which of the following is the reason why technology devices are usually not considered a classic design

• Because it is industrially manufactured

• Because it's too pricey

• Because it's timeless

• Because it turns obsolete after a short amount of time

Determine whether this rubber is bought for its psychological or practical function?

• psychological

• practical

Identify one of the characteristics of a classic design

• Utility

• Fragility

• Permeability

• Timelessness