Emotional Design - How does a product make you FEEL?
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- Why do we feel a certain way about some objects, and how can you create emotion in your products?
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GOOD LORD ANGUS. It's like your superpower is picking the perfect words to string together to make the most incredible thoughts. I'm having an emotional reaction to the design of this video script. :)
I have my moments between this and garbled nonsense :P
I'm pretty sure even if you mumbled incoherently, we'd still watch ;)
Absolutely :)
More classes mean more emotion reactions? :)
Such a well thought out and information packed video, thanks for putting these out and showing people the value of great design :)
Thanks man, you're a master at it!
I'm definitely forwarding this to my industrial design professor so he can show it to future classes
I'm glad there's at least one "Maker" channel that addresses real product design considerations 🙂 well spoken and great examples.
The Mechanical Watch industry is the strongest example of emotional design. It's an industry that is the closest you can be to art, while being a practical product.
I've only recently started to learn all I can find about Industrial Design, so as a subscriber, it feels like this timely video has been specially made for me. :) Thanks Angus!
So much insight in one short video. You never cease to amaze me Angus.
"Remember when you could hurl a mobile at a mate and it wouldn't break" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good times were had by all
I remember when I could play hackisack with my phone and worst that'd happen if I got a little too carried away would be the battery and back cover would fall off.
Great subject! I gravitate toward objects that the designer has obviously taken the time to address both form and function, showcase quality materials and edited to a simple form.
I love that your idea of nostalgia is being able to throw a phone at somebody
thx for the information video, my teacher sent this video to their students, and she was so smart to choose the right video to choose from, im satisfied
I loved this, Angus. It’s so great to stop and think about the impact of design in our lives.
Amazing video...plus, this observations and advises you gave are good for any kind of design..since school project until the new crazy idea about to throw into crowdfunding... Thanks for make us notice what we see daily, but didn't point at as we makers should
Oh yes indeedy! The classic Austin Mini, the E type Jaguar and the VW Beetle. Loads of emotion for me in those designs. The E type, I've never owned or even sat in one, but I still adore it and the other two, I've owned and loved and always will.
I love that you mentioned Bakelite! This is still one of my favorite materials and one I think the world seems to have forgotten about.
I'm conflicted about thermosets honestly. The inability to be melted back down doesn't sit well with me, but they're so versatile.
I agree. I love using phenolic in sheets in place of aluminum- fraction of the weight for similar structural properties. But, you are right that you cannot melt if back down. Being that it's mostly paper or cotton at it's bulk, I'm not sure what the recycling options are TBH.
I love how I always feel inspired after watching one of your videos! Thank you for that! :]
Nice video Angus!, it really made me thinking in a different way.
Very good your explanation on the different levels of emotional connections we establish with the objects.
Angus, I appreciate how you bring forward valuable information without desperately trying to sell affiliate offerings 👍
I recently purchased some "Ramune" (Japanese Sprite/7-Up) just because it comes in a unique Codd-neck bottle. And I would probably buy it again just for the novelty. OK, it does actually taste nice too, but you get the point. Anyway, interesting video.
Great video Angus. Thanks for sharing this with us.
I'm feeling happy when objects fit together straight from the bed
Nice video, and nice touch that the poster child for form over function is sat there on your shelf 👍
Great video Angus! My wife has wanted an Alessi lemon juicer since she was a little girl! My parents bought her one as a wedding present and she was so happy she literally cried! I don't think I've ever seen her so happy. I can totally understand what you mean byt emotional design. It's certainly a beautiful object and even gets used from time to time! :D
Thank you for this video! I was able to finally explain to my mom importance of design
Thanks Angus, great video. So many things that are 'invisible' to us
subscribed! love this video
I really enjoyed this design-oriented video.
Wtf! I have to take off my heavy leather boots, open some cheap wine, and search for that flir/cat phone thing.
This channel is fun and interesting, I just found it today and subscribed.
Thanks! It's the Cat S60 Flir Smartphone. As a phone... not sure I can recommend. As a portable thermal imager, very handy.
Great content, very useful.
The little spider like structure gives off an evil villian vibe. Like something you'd see in the office of the CEO of an evil fictional corporation.
Coaster Labs it’s a juicer. And it clearly references googie MCM space age shape language.
Great video Angus!
what a nice Informations !
I am so excited in your videos , many thanks for you
OMG mate, awesome video! :D
Great video, please make more in this style about design in general! :)
Thanks Angus, Reminded me of being back in School.. lol trained as an automotive designer @ ArtCenter - the epitome of an Emotional Industrial Design as Automotive design is Fashion in metal
Great video!
Excellent!
Well done Angus!
Very interesting video. I find this applies to 3d printers too as I'm drawn to the more aesthetic looking models rather than the tangle of wires versions
Thanks for sharing 😀👍
You are the Tom Scott of 3D Printing. Great vid
For anyone who's interested in design and would like to read about it, there's actually a book called Emotional Design (or check out the more in-depth second edition, called The Design of Everyday Things) by Donald Norman that's definitely worth a read.
Great video
Awesome video, and a lot of great points. I will say there are SOME people who do by Ferraris and Lamborghinis as investments though as they expect the rarer ones to go up in value, but your point is well taken regarding actual performance vs. price
Nice video mate, you really seem to like that viedeo of your geneva mechanism XD
I love emotionally designed architecture, I have a whole house drawn uup with different feeling rooms. I particularly love the way tarsem singh does all his visuals that are very heavy and makes you feel the space. I want to live in a house designed by him. Or me..
I love how you have taken advantage of the geneva mechanism, now it's on all your videos, haha
Interesting talk mate
The Philippe Starck citrus juicer you show on your shelf is notorious for squeezing juice poorly and making a mess, so while it may be nice conversation object to have in your home, you're better off using a traditional handheld juicing press than that model. I have seen it make the mess firsthand. Some people buy it because Starck designed it, others unknowingly simply because they liked the look of it. No one will ever buy it because it makes better juice. I guess if you're Alessi and you're making them, you don't really care why, so long as people pay the big money for it (~$80). The same company (Alessi) also made 10,000 gold plated versions of the same juicer, which were never intended to actually be used, since the citric acid in the juice will discolour the gold plating on those juicers. I always thought it was meant to resemble a war of the worlds-style alien, but I can see now it is modeled after a citrus seed (Starck originally modeled it on a squid).
Absolutely! As an industrial designer I find the object itself perplexing and honestly after studying it and similar for years I had to pick one up. It cost AUD$175 and will literally never be used for lemon juicing. I heard about the gold plated ones haha. Definitely a ridiculous purchase but a great study into the whole idea of emotion design.
Or you could 3D print one
MUAHAHAHAHA!
The moment I saw it, I immediately thought about a TED talk Don Norman did with that juicer. He bought the gold plated one
Check out James May's 'Manlab' series 2 episode three. He melted down a Starck juicer and re-cast it into one that actually worked.
Great video Angus! Please do more design focused videos.
Thanks! I have many industrial designed oriented videos planned.
There's a book you might like called Eyes of the Skin. My professor is having us read it for Interior Architecture and so far, it's a really interesting perspective. It covers similar topics but in context of buildings.
Nicely done. The Nokia phones are an interesting example. I've always found them to be repulsively ugly, cold and fish-like. Sure, there are many ugly products, but I can't remember reacting so viscerally to any others. Hope you continue to explore aspects of industrial design in future videos. It's fascinating stuff.
Back in the 80's when I went to school for computer graphics, modeling teapots were all the rage :)
Though not for the reasons found in this video... simply shaping them was a major hurdle. Which in one sense, was form over function
I think we should all watch this video and focus on the most important aspect. MM drinks a lot ;)
Having punched myself in the face while using a traditional style wine opener, I can say that the newer style design represents a significant improvement with regard to reducing safety issues that may arise from user error.
When talking about heft there are companies (Beats by Dre for one) who add extra materials to create a sense of heft and imply higher quality.
Thank you Angus for a great Video. I wish someone had told me this 60 odd years ago. I might not have bought so many useless tools over the years. LOL. Cheers Rob.
take a look on "Kansei Engineering". It's a model on designing product through feeling.
Thanks Angus
What about "elegant design"? To my mind, it rolls up the functionality, aesthetic and form aspects quite nicely.
Well said Angus. :-)
Fantastic content! ... Now how can I as a meere mortal engineer raise my design level without being an artist?
Lagavulin 16 - you sure know the good stuff. ;)
The best of all
You can certainly print things that will make someone feel a special way.... ;)
Appreciate the insights shared, Angus... everyone who think this video is awesome should read the book "emotional design" written by Don Norman. You'll see the hint in the back ground :)
FWIW, earlier I owned a couple of those beautiful "rabbit" wine bottle openers. They did look nice. They also all broke. Turns out they were made of very cheap, inadequate materials.
My wine openers are all now of a simpler, utterly reliable design.
In Brasil se use a cork screw even older and your old.one is the top.notch here haha
I feel emotional on every layer.
"... yeah do you remember when that could happen?..." Since I got my Samsung S3. :) I haven't been concerned with breaking my cell phone for many years because I buy a quality device. Samsung won me over with their absolutely fantastic and fantastically designed devices.
Art, the word you were looking for is called art.
I notice this a lot with vehicles. Sometimes I feel like there are a lot of aggressive looking front ends
Clearly I typed this comment out before I finished watching the video.
I have a idea for a video. Do a 3 d printed slot car by making a t-slot(much safer for kids not to cut themselves) or a dovetail. And than make a custom track
I'm in a machining class and they don't have the dovetail puzzle as a project
Sigmund Muse
“You want to 3D print your mother”
Bottles, Phones, Cars, MECHAS! Please, all the factors are there. nostalgia, weight, made from premium materials, even the texture is there (if you gunpla) Thus, I present you. "GN-0000+GNR-010 00 Raiser" the pinnacle of bad naming conventions, over the top features and cool design.
Jokes aside. Mechas are as romantic as Cars and I envy those who design them.
Lagavulin 16 FTW!
I'd like to add stealing designs is a dangerous route to take. Its also not much help to developing your own creative look and feel. Take the fake product market, clothing, watches, phones etc. These industries exist because enough people want the high priced originals just for the look, to be "seen" with them. They dont care their Fake TAG watch doesn't tell the time or the inner stitching on their "designer" jacket unravelled when they put it on. On the flip side many more people value the functionality and quality of the item. So if you are looking to start a business producing products it may be tempting to take an easy path by stealing an existing design but this i likely to cause you legal difficulties and creating a negative association with your brand name that you may never overcome.
You can gain ideas by looking at the patents of products you are influenced by and see exactly what aspects have been explitictly defined such as Coca Cola's Dynamic Ribbon Device. It could be shape, colours, fonts, wording, anything really. So perhap you will find the aspect you'd like to imitate is not protected if you use it in a different context. Or there are standardised features that make manufacturing/transport/use easier. For example screw caps often come in one of two sizes and they are interchangeable across many products. Grab the lib from a 2L bottle of coke, wash it and you'll find you can use it on that bottle of Benadril cough liquid, saves having to deal with childproof caps when you have no children. You should be able to pop the child proof cap on your soft drink bottles to reduce consumption.
Some prints give me anxiety, some leave me very depressed, and some just out of control manic so in all honesty you would have to ask my shrink about that.
It makes me feel like I just watched men in Black 2.
Hurling a Nokia at a friend "as a joke"? Are you trying to kill someone, Angus?
It's eat or be eaten in highschool man. We didn't have much to work with for projectiles :P
I have to buy so many things because of the texture and it has to be right or it's meltdown city!!!
Juicy Salif in the thumbnail 😩😩😩
It's the best and worst :P
I'm curious.. I noticed that you don't pronounce the M in "something". Is this leftover from childhood or a regional thing?
Nice video. Would have been good if you'd introduced the word 'semiotics', which is what you're describing here.
Automatic "Sport" car
Back in the day they used to add unnecessary weight/size to electronics to make customers feel like the'd gotten a better deal.
Hi this is a video
Is that a New Zealand accent?
The back end of a Mitsubishi Pajero Sport looks sad. Like it's crying. I'm serious. Google it and check the rear tail and brake lights.
I love car faces. Some do legit look depressed while others are hyper happy.
Useless fact; Did u know they had to rename the pajero in spanish markets cause pajero means wanker in spanish?No? Now u know it ;)!
SirChickon that is hilarious
Sounds like the Chevy Nova... supposedly didn't sell well in spanish markets because no va apparently means something like "doesn't go".
Dosbomber
I also imagine it's because it's Chevy
First! Small details matter!
Tbh, the overkill and blulkiness of the second cork remover anoys me
6000 km apart and owning the SAME two bottle openers...
Oi! We didn't get started and I couldn't explore microscopic worlds :'(
Haha! Felt a little disjointed for this one but I guess it's my thing :)
It is... powerful. Oh man, someone needs to create the t-shirt collection of the most memorable lines. Love your work!
I really need to watch this video at at least 1.25 speed
Nice video
Patrick P you haven't seen it
Ooh man, Mitsubishi? I love your videos and you're alright in my book but... Mitsubishi?
Gotta take the good with the bad. Entertaining video, Angus. Cheers!
Hehe, the only good Mitsu is a JDM one :P
He only bought it for alliteration. The Makers Muse Mobile must be Mitsubishi! ..or something.
Most of the time products just make me angry, like "Who the f**k was the idiot that designed this piece of shite!?"
4th
Watch Peaky Blinders
I am not sure if I’m first but I’m gonna say it anyway.
First
Redstone Gaming - We were first! lol
Ooh, interesting!
Also, Lagavulin 16 - excellent!