02 — Capability · BC-530.20
Product Design
Decide how the product will look, feel and be used, balancing user needs, brand, cost and manufacturability before engineering commits to a structure.
- Industrial Design
- UX Design
- Concept Design
In scope
- Concept and industrial design
- User experience and interaction design
- Design for cost manufacturability and serviceability
- Design reviews and selection
Out of scope
- Brand identity standards (see BC-420)
- Service design around the product (see BC-560)
Realized by · 0
- No product in the catalog yet.
Used in · 1
Build it · 0
- Nothing in the library points here yet.
Decomposes into · 4
- BC-530.20.10Concept DesignGenerate and compare candidate designs that satisfy the requirements, and select the one to carry forward with its trade-offs recorded.
- BC-530.20.20User Experience DesignShape how people interact with the product so that the intended use is the easy one and the mistakes are hard to make.
- BC-530.20.30Design for Manufacture & ServiceShape the design so it can be made, assembled, repaired and recycled at the cost and quality the business case assumed.
- BC-530.20.40Design ReviewExamine the design at defined points against requirements, standards and risk, while changing it is still inexpensive.