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Design Language

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R. Sosa
R. Sosa

The document discusses several key ideas about design including: 1) Design involves creating relationships between objects, their surroundings, and living things to solve problems. 2) Objects have both functional and emotional characteristics that go beyond just being physical entities. 3) Understanding society, metaphors, and meanings helps designers connect with users when innovating or designing new objects.

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design language in your own words…
Design Language
to solve problems (is) to create relationships between objects, their surroundings and living things Paulina Hernández
objects are not only physical entities… they are a group of functional and emotional characteristics Marco Rinaldi
small details can make an object so different Ana Patricia
people are attracted to different characteristics on objects that is why designs are so different Ana Margarita
it is mandatory to understand society Israel Salas
understanding metaphors aids the process of design Britney Taylor
there is no universal answer we (should) tap into meanings to connect with the user Estefania Acosta
we can innovate in the secondary pactum areas of an object Valeria Ibarra
metaphors are representations that lead us beyond the object itself we’ve been applying this theory without properly knowing Gloria del Carmen
each object has its own role in a specific environment when a designer creates a link between the user and the object, he is succeeding in adding value Bonnie Lopez
designers not only create good objects, we create good emotions David del Rio
a product without identity is not a product at all José Martin Burgos
to understand the essence (is to) understand what the object represents Victor González
sometimes we try to project an emotion into an object, but people do not perceive it Anahí Vega
everyday objects do not only have a commercial or physical value but an emotional connection to the user David García
do secondary pactum areas really matter in an object, or are they (arbitrary) choices? Samantha Spota
Design Language

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  • 1. design language in your own words…
  • 3. to solve problems (is) to create relationships between objects, their surroundings and living things Paulina Hernández
  • 4. objects are not only physical entities… they are a group of functional and emotional characteristics Marco Rinaldi
  • 5. small details can make an object so different Ana Patricia
  • 6. people are attracted to different characteristics on objects that is why designs are so different Ana Margarita
  • 7. it is mandatory to understand society Israel Salas
  • 8. understanding metaphors aids the process of design Britney Taylor
  • 9. there is no universal answer we (should) tap into meanings to connect with the user Estefania Acosta
  • 10. we can innovate in the secondary pactum areas of an object Valeria Ibarra
  • 11. metaphors are representations that lead us beyond the object itself we’ve been applying this theory without properly knowing Gloria del Carmen
  • 12. each object has its own role in a specific environment when a designer creates a link between the user and the object, he is succeeding in adding value Bonnie Lopez
  • 13. designers not only create good objects, we create good emotions David del Rio
  • 14. a product without identity is not a product at all José Martin Burgos
  • 15. to understand the essence (is to) understand what the object represents Victor González
  • 16. sometimes we try to project an emotion into an object, but people do not perceive it Anahí Vega
  • 17. everyday objects do not only have a commercial or physical value but an emotional connection to the user David García
  • 18. do secondary pactum areas really matter in an object, or are they (arbitrary) choices? Samantha Spota