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Form Follow Functions

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26 November 2015

Factors of Safety

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19 November 2015

ockham's razor

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19 November 2015

Redundancy

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19 November 2015

Flexibility-Usability-Trade off

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05 November 2015

Satisficing

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05 November 2015

Form Follow Functions

26th November2015

Form Follow Functions

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Form follow functions is a beauty in design that resulting from the purity of its purpose. The function could be illustrate in two ways, first is according from the description of beauty and second is according from the prescription of beauty. Form follow functions is a beauty in design that resulting from the purity of its purpose. The

Factors of Safety

19th November2015

Factors of Safety

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Factors of safety actually means that a design use more than two elements that is needed in order to reduce the unexpected cases and system failure in its function Figure 8.1 The building is consist of three elements such as glass, metal and concrete. This kind of structure of a building use more element such as in Figure

ockham's razor

19th November2015

ockham's razor

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"Less is more " is perhaps the suitable saying that springs to mind when we talk about this design principle, Ockham's Razor. When two products that perform the same functions but one is designed in a complicated way and the other one is less it , people tend to choose the simplest one . The statement of Ockham’s you

Redundancy

19th November2015

Redundancy

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Redundancy is a design principle  whereby elements are used more than necessary to prevent system failure, to increase the performance or maximize the functionality. There are four types of redundancy being used ; which are  diverse redundancy , homogeneous redundancy, active redundancy and passive redundancy . Diverse redundancy is the use of multiple elements of different types to perform the same function (for example,

Flexibility-Usability-Trade off

05th November2015

Flexibility-Usability-Trade off

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Flexibility-Usability Trade off As the flexibility of system increase, the usability decrease.  For example, on Figure 8.3.1, the it shows a screw driver that has nay types of sizes and tip of screw driver. However it has flexibility-usability trade off because it is less efficient. Figure 8.3.1: multi tip of screw driver The screw driver like on Figure

Satisficing

05th November2015

Satisficing

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Satisficing It is often preferable to settle for a satisfactory solution, rather than pursue an optimal solution. Figure 8.4.1 : Mechanical pencil On the Figure 8.4.1, it is given as satisficing example. Rather than a normal pencil, user have tendencies to satisfy with mechanical pencil. Why? Because mechanical pencil can solve user's problem.  Mechanical pencil has a fix

Archetypes

29th October2015

Archetypes

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Archetypes is a design principle which is about the common pattern of a design across culture . It is like the unconscious pattern which only will be visible by observing certain similarity that something has no matter where the character or product is found. The concept or archetype is common in storytelling and it is related to a