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Product Design For Children

Product Design For Children. By: Austin Holmes Nick Smartt Peter Cala Chengsi Chen. Target Product: Select the Shapes. Our team, the Fantastic Four, selected this product because we wanted to improve all aspects of the product, including safety, entertainment, and durability.

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Product Design For Children

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  1. Product Design For Children By: Austin Holmes Nick Smartt Peter Cala Chengsi Chen

  2. Target Product:Select the Shapes Our team, the Fantastic Four, selected this product because we wanted to improve all aspects of the product, including safety, entertainment, and durability. www.aliexpress.com

  3. Mission Statement

  4. Customer Need identification

  5. Need-Metrics matrix

  6. Benchmarking

  7. Benchmarking Table

  8. Final specifications

  9. Concept screening

  10. Final selected concepts

  11. Final sketch

  12. Uniqueness Pros and Cons Pros: Offers many shapes Safe for children to use Easy to learn Easy storage of shapes Durable Cons: Very large Takes up a lot of space when trying to store Heavy Lacks engagement features (such as a music box/player) • Our product offers many different shapes for the children to play with. • There is a great deal of variety with shape, color, and size. • It helps children (0-3 years of age) learn about shapes, while keeping it safe and simple. • Our product as an easily accessible drawer that will catch all the shapes as they fall through the designated whole.

  13. Prototyping

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