Correlation between intrinsic characteristics of industrial products and user's perception
Sara Colombo, Roberta Gorno, Valentina Rognoli
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Sara Colombo, Roberta Gorno, Valentina Rognoli
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The present study bases on the statement that the product experience is becoming a more and more important \nelement in the user’s assessment and selection of an industrial product. This paper aims at \ninvestigating the existing correlation between form features of an industrial product and the user’s perception \nat the aesthetic level. The purpose of this study is to formalize a test able to return the connection existing \nbetween intrinsic features of a product and the user response in terms of meaning attribution.
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The present study bases on the statement that the product experience is becoming a more and more important \nelement in the user’s assessment and selection of an industrial product. This paper aims at \ninvestigating the existing correlation between form features of an industrial product and the user’s perception \nat the aesthetic level. The purpose of this study is to formalize a test able to return the connection existing \nbetween intrinsic features of a product and the user response in terms of meaning attribution.
Key concepts: Perception, Product (mathematics), Meaning (existential), Attribution, User experience design, Product design, Psychology, Statement (logic)