User Experience In Product Design

Introduction

User experience has uncovered numerous strategies and schemes into the relevent design practices we see in our most valued products. Through these explorations we have surpassed our expectations and have created incredibly innovating systems that improve our livelihood, out interaction with each other and technologies, allowing us to make way for even more advanced interfaces that can completely enhance the way we do things. For a product, system or service to be successful it is vital to thoroughly test the conditions and functionality of the product and most importantly, how the consumer reacts with it both physically and emotionally. The way in which user experience has been looked at has evolved immensely creating more technical

The dependency in these idealistic products has changed hot the population lives and how we interact with the world around us. Due to the importance of these technologies in daily lives of us all, the importance of the user experience has had influence on the design process, creativity and mindfulness of designers today. Product design is growing rapidly with new exciting, intelligent and life altering products constantly being developed by anyone who can find a spanner in the works. The performance of technology is always in need of an improvement or simpler means of performing the task it was developed for. The reality is that design will grow, it will conquer and revolutionise the way we do things. The importance of adapting the experience in which we interact with our products will be of constant value. It is vital in today’s economy that consumers can interact with their product technologies in harmony due to the variety of systems and services

Our design has grown, it has improved and it has solved countless problematic factors we encounter each day. It has allowed us to develop products with more purpose and services for all to be a part of. Questions must arise as to how far the human race can go with design, as to whether or not we hit a wall in evolution. The sole purpose of the human race is to evolve. Decades ago one might have determined that a product has reached its maximum potential and can evolve no further. Even now you could examine a product and determine its fate, whether it could be further simplified or project any more interest to the user. A product has certain aspects that the designer chose to portray, providing an image, or identity of a product. For a product to develop, a persona must be noted in the process. It notes the capabilities the product is renowned for e.g. usefulness, predictability or quality. A functional product must neglect its complexity and bestow strategies for which users can handle it. A process is established when a user meets a product. A character is developed by the user, they create their own version of the product conveying its personality. Then the judgment of the product is depicted as a generally good/bad system. An emotional aspect is developed, dealing with the functionality of the product, as to whether it satisfies the need of the user. Behavioural aspects can