Product Design involves a broad approach to the designing and making of innovative / new products. Pupils/students studying Product Design should work closely with other sections of the site including the Resistant Materials , Design Process , Equipment and Processes and Electronics sections. The Graphics section may also be of interest.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1. The Client /Customer 2. What is a Production Line? 3. Introduction to Industrial Production Techniques 4. Scales of Production - an Introduction 5. Single Item / Prototype Production - Example 1 6. Single Item / Prototype Production - Example 2 7. Batch Production - Example 1 8. Batch Production - Example 2 9. Batch Production Exercise 10. Continuous Production - Example 1 11. Continuous Production - Example 2 12. Production Methods - Lesson Starter 13. A Series of Examination Questions related to Mass Production in a School Workshop 14. CIM - Computer Integrated Manufacture - 1 15. CIM - Computer Integrated Manufacture - 2 16. Remote Manufacturing 17. Continuous Improvement (CI) - Page 1 18. Continuous Improvement (CI) - Page 2 PDF FILE CLICK HERE FOR PRINTABLE WORKSHEET ON CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
PDF FILE CLICK HERE FOR PRINTABLE WORKSHEET ON FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURE 22. ICT as a Marketing Tool 23. Barcodes in Manufacturing, Distribution and Supply PDF FILE EXAMINATION QUESTION - ICT and Manufacturing, Marketing and Supply - Examination Question 24. Information Communication Technology - Developing and Modelling Ideas MANUFACTURING PROCESS - REDUCING WASTE 1. Manufacturing Products and Reducing Waste 2. Manufacturing Products and Reducing Waste - Using Accurate Templates 3. Dealing with Waste - Reuse / Recycle 4. Training / Educating Staff about the Importance of Reducing Waste
QUALITY SYSTEMS
1. The British Standards Institute Kite Mark and the Conformite European Symbol 2. Quality Assurance 3. Quality Control PDF FILE CLICK HERE FOR PRINTABLE WORKSHEET ON QUALITY CONTROL 4. Quality Control Exercise 5. Quality Control and Quality Assurance - Examination Questions and Answers 6. Products and Quality Standards - Examination Question 7. Product Analysis 8. Tolerances - 1 9. Tolerance - 2 PDF FILE CLICK HERE FOR PRINTABLE WORKSHEET ON TOLERANCES 10. Tolerance Examination Question STANDARD COMPONENTS 1. What is a Standard Component? 2. Why use Standard Components when Designing and Manufacturing? 3. The Construction Industry and Standard Components 4. Complex Standard Components 5. Historical Development of Standard Components - Advantages of Standard Components
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
1. Factors that Affect Product Development 2. How the Design of a Product Changes Over Time - The Bicycle 3. Bicycle Exercise 4. The Life Cycle of a Product 5. The Life Cycle of Natural Wood 6. Sustainability - What is a Sustainable Forest?
PRODUCTS WITH 'BUILT IN' ADJUSTMENT 1. Adjustable Products ADVERTISING 1. Advertising - an Introduction 2. Advertising - Questions and Answers PDF FILE PRINTABLE ADVERTISING QUESTION ICONIC DESIGNS 1. What is an Iconic Design? 2. The Austin Mini - an Iconic Design 3. Lounge Chair by Charles and Ray Eames - 1956 4. Why is the Eames Chair an Iconic Design? 5. Manufacturing the Eames Lounge Chair - Aluminium Parts / Components 6. Manufacturing the Eames lounge Chair - Laminated Parts / Components 7. Manufacturing the Eames Lounge Chair - Basic Techniques - Printable Question 8. The Barcelona Chair - an Introduction 9. The Barcelona Chair - Basic Stages of Manufacture 10. The Barcelona Chair - Design Icon and Design Classic? BRAND IDENTITY 1. Brand Identity - an Introduction 2. Characteristics of a Brand 3. Brand Identity - Symbols and Logos INTERNATIONAL ART MOVEMENTS ARTS AND CRAFTS MOVEMENT 1. The Arts and Crafts Movement 1880 - 1910 ART NOUVEAU 1. Art Nouveau - 1890s - 1920s/1930s 2. Art Nouveau (1880s) Compared to the Bauhaus Design (1920s) CUBISM 3. Cubism - Analytic Cubism 1907 - 1911 - Late Cubism 1914 - 1921 4. Cubism and Architecture 5. Cubism and Product Design MODERNISM / BAUHAUS 6. The Bauhaus Design School - 1 7. The Bauhaus Influence on Architecture - the Huf Haus. 8. The Bauhaus Style of Writing ART DECO 9. Art Deco - 1 10. Art Deco - 2 POP ART 11. Pop Art - 1950s to 1960s 12. Pop Art and Product Design PDF FILE CLICK HERE FOR PRINTABLE WORKSHEET ON POPART THE MEMPHIS GROUP 1. The Memphis Group (1980s) - The Etruscan Chair 1984 2. Comparison of the design principles / design philosophy 3. The Carlton Dresser - by Ettore Sottsass - 1981 4. Further Memphis Designs 5. Product Comparison - Memphis and Traditional Designs - 1 6. Product Comparison - Memphis and Traditional Designs - 2 7. Memphis Examination Questions / Answers - 1 MEMPHIS PRODUCT DESIGN QUESTION 8. Memphis Examination Question - Moodboard 9. Memphis Design Principle and Criteria - Examination Question 10. Sample Answer to Memphis Design Question 11. Evaluation of your Memphis Design 12. Product Design Memphis Style 13. Art Movement Starter - with Memphis Designs 14. Memphis Chair Design Exercise TECHNIQUES THAT HELP THE DESIGNER 1. Presentation Techniques used by Designers - An Introduction 2. Isometric Drawing and Designers 3. The Designer and Perspective Drawing 4. The Designer and Flowcharts 5. The Designer and Orthographic Drawing - 1 6. The Designer and Orthographic Drawing - 2 (Sectional Views) 7. The Designer and Computer Aided Design (CAD) 8. The Designer and Prototypes 9. The Designer and Moodboards - 1 10. Designer Inspiration and Moodboards - 2 11. Inspiration / Moodboards and Motifs PDF FILE CLICK HERE FOR AN EXAMINATION QUESTION - DESIGNERS AND TECHNIQUES ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND THE DESIGNER (THE CAR INDUSTRY) 1. Environmental Issues and the Development of a Product - the Car 2. The Features / Functions of a Product (the Car) - Environmental Factors 3. The Use of Raw Materials - Environmental Factors and Recycling 4. How Product Life Cycle Influences the Design and Manufacture of a Car 5. How Environmental Factors Influence Manufacturing Processes. PDF FILE ADVANCED EXAMINATION QUESTION ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND MANUFACTURERS, RETAILERS (INCLUDING SUPERMARKETS) AND CUSTOMERS 1. Manufacturers / Retailer, Environmental Issues and Customers SUPERMARKETS AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES 2. How Supermarkets Encourage Customers to Reduce Waste and to Help Protect the Environment - 1 3. Biodegradable and Recyclable Plastics and Supermarkets PDF FILE 4. Environmental Symbols - Question 5. Product Development and the Environment - CD Players and MP3 Players
CLIENT REQUIREMENTS
8. Market Research 9. How Market Research can be Carried Out 10. Design Idea to Design Concept (including Market Research) 11. Presentations to Clients / Customers 12. How to Plan a Presentation 13. Evaluation of a Presentation 14. Product and Customers - Example - Motorbikes 15. Products and Customers - Example Motorbikes - Advertising 16. Eco Friendly Motorbike Fuel Tank Design
COPYRIGHT - TRADEMARKS AND PATENTS
1. What is Copyright? 2. What is a Patent? 3. What is a Registered Trademark? MODEL / PROTOTYPE MANUFACTURE Making a Model - Introduction Why Make a Model? Model Making - Tools and Equipment - 1 Model Making - Tools and Equipment - 2 Model Making - Tools and Equipment - 3 Model Making - Tools and Equipment - 4 Modelling Materials - 1 Modelling Materials - 2 Sample Models Card Based Models Architectural Models Computer Generated Models Computer Generated Systems Model (Spreadsheets) Model Making Examination Question PACKAGING 1.The Functions of Packaging 2. Materials for Packaging - Paper and Card 3. More Materials for Packaging 4. Manufacturing Nets / Developments by Hand 5. Manufacturing Nets / Packaging in Industry - Small Scale Production 6. How can the Harmful Environmental Effects of Packaging be Reduced? FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PACKAGING - GO TO THE GRAPHICS SECTION OF THIS SITE THE PACKAGING OF PERFUMED PRODUCTS1. Rich Picture - Packaging of Perfumed Products 2. The Packaging of Perfumed Products - Analysis 3. Expanded Polypropylene (EPP) and Packaging 4. Quality Card and Packaging 5. Adding a Clear Polypropylene Window to a Package 6. Teenage Perfumed Product (Packaging) - Based on a Sporting Theme - 1 7. Teenage Perfumed Product (Packaging) - Based on a Sporting Theme - 2 8. Creating a Style Of Writing that Suggests Movement / Energy - for a Perfumed Product 9. Developing a Style of Writing for a Perfumed Product 10. Symbols found on Packaging 11. Sample Deodorant Set for a Teenager - Package Design 12. Cuboid Packaging - Development / Net 13. Packaging Materials - Quality Card and High Impact Polystyrene (HIPs) 14. Blow Moulding - High Density Polyethylene Packaging 15. Packaging - Perfumed Products - Blister Packaging 16. Aroma Pigments 17. Printing Effects - Varnishing and UV Varnishing 18. Lithography 19. Nets / Developments and Tessellations and Packaging PRODUCT DESIGN EXAMINATION QUESTIONS These pages are a combination of notes for revision purposes and examination type questions. Links included that will take you to pages on this site that will help you answer the questions and revise. Manufacturing Processes 1 Manufacturing Processes 2 Materials - 1 Materials - 2 Raw Materials to Manufactured Products - Crude Oil to Polystyrene Raw Materials to Manufactured Product - Natural Wood to Guitar General Materials Questions Materials and Finishes Smart Materials - Thermochromic Inks - Inks that Change Colour Life Cycle - 1 Environmental Impact - Product Life Cycle Environment/Recycling - 1 Environment/Recycling - 2 Instruction Diagrams Packaging - 1 Packaging - 2 Functions of Packaging - Summary Packaging - Designing the Packaging for a Vase Printing Processes - Packaging for a Glass / Ceramic Vase Customers and Products - 1 Customers and Products - 2 Products and Design Features - Kettles Maintenance of Products - Kettles Maintenance of Product - Drills What is Anthropometrics and Ergonomics? Ergonomics and Anthropometrics (Feet)- 1 Ergonomics and Anthropometrics - Child's Walking Toy - 2 The Eames Lounge Chair - Anthropometrics and Ergonomics The Thermo-cup - Ergonomics and Safety Remote Manufacturing Design and Manufacture - 1 Design and Manufacture - 2 The Style of Products - 1 Production Lines - 1 Production Line Manufacturing - 1 School Mass Production Line - Questions and Possible Answers Choice of Materials and Manufacture - School Production Line Organisation of School Mass Production Line Flow Charts Representing the School Mass Production Line What Materials can be Recycled? Plastics What Materials can be Recycled? Assorted Materials Recycling Questions - 1 Recycling Questions - 2 Recycling Questions - 3 Recycling Questions - 4 Recycling Questions - 5 Market Research How Market Research can be Carried Out Design Idea to Design Concept (including Market Research) Product Analysis Standard Components and Product Manufacture (Summary) 
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