my descriptive model (task vs methods) for early development of a smart clothing design project for vital sign monitoring is available. In this project which did under supervision of an industrial designer, the model has drawn after completing the project.
(the model mostly illustrate an inspiration from Milton and Rodgers's (2013) book "research methods for product design" ; which termed an internal iteration within each phase. But have some addition for showing unknown condtions of project).
Hello, Azam.
you might find this book interesting http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9781848825864
My dear friend,
My new book has published. It is about design
as you are in this field i hope you will like it
Please read it and share it with everyone. It is talking about prosumer also for the first time in this book we talk about magic and its power in product design. It is talking also about future of consumers .I request you put the link of book on your page and your school website for your students.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/319502419_Everyone_Is_Designer
Name: Everyone Is a Designer
Author: Mohsen Jaafarnia
Publisher: MJ
Ghochan, 2017
In Persian, Chinese and English
Topic: Industrial Design
Jaafarnia, Mohsen (2017). Everyone Is Designer. Ghochan, Iran : MJ Publication. ISBN: 978-600-04-7870-4
In the field of Product Development and Project Management (where I work), descriptive models should be as the name implies: A "model" that tries to "describe" with a certain degree of accuracy a given phenomenon.
As such, IMHO, it should be tested against:
1- The related acceptable and proved concepts in the body of knowledge
2- The practice. In this case it should be understood as "a reasonable description of the phenomenon " by a relevant group of practitioners. It could be done by interviews or by questionnaires.
and, if possible,
3- Tried out. If means applying it in a real ou simulated situation to see how it works.
Claudiano S. Araujo
Embraer Aeroespace - Brazil
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