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    PRODUCT ANALYSIS Example

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    Product analysis involves asking questions about a product to form answers about its design, functionality, and suitability for customers. It can be done at any stage of the design process by experts, potential customers, or groups. The purpose is to help improve a product's design before large-scale manufacturing, decide if a product is worth purchasing, or compare similar products using evaluation criteria. When analyzing a product, criteria like ergonomics, cost, aesthetics, construction method, customer requirements, health and safety, materials, and environmental impact are considered.

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    Product analysis involves asking questions about a product to form answers about its design, functionality, and suitability for customers. It can be done at any stage of the design process by experts, potential customers, or groups. The purpose is to help improve a product's design before large-scale manufacturing, decide if a product is worth purchasing, or compare similar products using evaluation criteria. When analyzing a product, criteria like ergonomics, cost, aesthetics, construction method, customer requirements, health and safety, materials, and environmental impact are considered.

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    Product analysis involves asking questions about a product to form answers about its design, functionality, and suitability for customers. It can be done at any stage of the design process by experts, potential customers, or groups. The purpose is to help improve a product's design before large-scale manufacturing, decide if a product is worth purchasing, or compare similar products using evaluation criteria. When analyzing a product, criteria like ergonomics, cost, aesthetics, construction method, customer requirements, health and safety, materials, and environmental impact are considered.

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    Product analysis involves asking questions about a product to form answers about its design, functionality, and suitability for customers. It can be done at any stage of the design process by experts, potential customers, or groups. The purpose is to help improve a product's design before large-scale manufacturing, decide if a product is worth purchasing, or compare similar products using evaluation criteria. When analyzing a product, criteria like ergonomics, cost, aesthetics, construction method, customer requirements, health and safety, materials, and environmental impact are considered.

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    PRODUCT ANALYSIS

    Product analysis can take different forms but in general it means asking questions about a product and
    forming answers. It can mean experts analysing a product or members of the general public or potential
    customers/groups of people. Product analysis can take place at almost any stage of
    the design

    Productanalysiscanbecarriedout

    1. An individual product being

    2. Alternatively a number of similar products can be compared with each other using the same criteria.

    WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF PRODUCT


    ANALYSIS?

    A product may need analysing by a potential


    customer to help him/her decide whether it is
    worth

    A product may need analysing so that the


    design can be
    Sometimes a prototype or model may be
    analysed. In this way improvements can be made be
    sized, costly product is manufactured.
    WHAT IS A C

    When analysing a product first prepare a list of questions, this is known as a criteria. Look at the table (above).
    For example, the criteria listed below could apply to the table when it is being analysed.
    ERGONOMICS

    Is the table the right size(height, length and width). Will a potential customer need to stretch too far when
    using the table? Will this make it uncomfortable for the customer?

    COST

    How much will it cost to manufacture the product and how much will it sell for in the shops?

    AESTHETICS

    Does the product look good? Is it stylish? Is the style to the customers liking.?

    CONSTRUCTION METHOD

    How has the product been made? What joining methods/ techniques have been used? Is the product
    well constructed (will it fall apart when in use? Will it scratch easily? etc.....)

    CLIENTREQUIREMENTS

    Is the product what the customer wants? What changes are required to make the product suitable for the
    client/customer? Does the customer like the product?

    HEALTH AND SAFETY

    Is the product safe? Does it fulfil Health and Safety Laws?

    COLOUR AND TEXTURE

    Is the colour/texture of the product effective? Or is it what the customer wants?

    MATERIALS

    Are the materials suitable for this type of product? Are they quality materials or do they make the product
    look cheap?

    ENVIRONMENTAL

    What is the environmental impact of the product? Is it manufactured from materials supplied by sustainable
    sources? For example, if manufactured from natural woods have they been supplied from
    sustainable

    Can the materials be recycled or reused?

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