The Design Principles of Cultural Elements on Technological Cultural Products

• Main Authors: Ting-Yu, Huang, 黃婷瑜
• Other Authors: Yann-Long, Lee
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/49568763355635680939

碩士 === 嶺東科技大學 === 科技商品設計研究所 === 102 === This research aims to explore the design principles of applying cultural elements to technological products, so as to continue their life cycle. Through literature review, it analyzes the difference between the design processes of cultural product and technological product and sorts out its advantages. After that, it draws up a set of principles of technological and cultural product design based on the content of expert interview, and finally verifies the design principles proposed by the research through the technological and cultural product design. First, the experiences and suggestions of cultural products, technological products and technological and cultural products are learned via expert interview; then, design principles are sorted out and classified through KJ method; finally, they are respectively ranked according to importance of principles through AHP. The research results show that the design of technological and cultural products can be divided into seven principles, respectively, (1) it needs to combine with reasonable technological elements and perceptual cultural elements; (2) designers must grasp sufficient knowledge of culture and technology; (3) market positioning should be carried out; (4) culture must added to proper technological products; (5) material transformation should be considered; (6) design should focus on demands of products themselves; (7) marketing allows more people to know about the products. In verification part, designers and consumers are taken as questionnaire respondents to conduct design evaluation. Customer satisfaction is verified after cultural elements are integrated into technological product design. The verification result shows that the case has a satisfaction degree by sixty percent. Finally, the design principles of technological and cultural products proposed by this research can be provided for science and technology industrial designers as a reference in the future.