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Morris, Richard <br/><br/>
The fundamentals of product design 
/ by Richard Morris 
. – New York :  Bloomsbury, 2009.
<br/><br/>viii, 184 p. 
<br/><br/> Contents:  1. Product research Designing for people Case study: Tord Boontje Product requirements Case study: Jonathan Ive Defining needs Case study: Thomas Heatherwick Chapter summary and assignments 2. Product concepts Generating ideas Case study: Wayne Hemmingway Nurturing ideas Case study: Naoto Fukasawa Recognizing design trends Case study: Luigi Colani Chapter summary and assignments 3. Product development Concept selection Case study: Royal Philips Functionality Case study: d3O Form Case study: Matthew White Chapter summary and assignments4. Production Pre-production Case study: Assa Ashuach Manufacturing Case study: Tom Dixon Operations Case study: Salter Chapter summary and assignments5. Product launch Roll out Case study: Sir James Dyson Sales Case study: Vertu Chapter summary and assignmentsConclusion Glossary Further Resources Further Reading Index 
<br/><br/>ISBN 9781472578242  : 2526.26.
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>TEXTILE SCIENCE<br/>PRODUCT DESIGN<br/>ART AND DESIGN
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>745.2  / MOR