Design Disciplines, careers and industries.pptx

design discipline and industries

1. DESIGN DISCIPLINES AND INDUSTRY

2. GRAPHIC DESIGN Creation of visual content to communicate messages to users. Provides customers the penultimate experience of the end product.

3. CAREERS Art director Web designer Animator Graphic designer Advertising designers Brand identity designer Exhibition Design Data and information visualizer Logo Designer . . . .

4. INTERIOR DESIGN It embraces the application of arts & science to create a novel feature that benefits the environment. Decorating the given space to meet the needs and wants of the owner is what gives each space its individual identity. Choices of furniture, layout, artwork, plants and paints and other accessories are the important parts in the decorating process.

5. CAREERS Residential Commercial Corporate offices Schools

6. JEWELRY DESIGN The profession of designing and creating jewelry. Develop skills to illustrate the shape, form and texture, render jewelry designs and develop motifs to create jewelry objects.

7. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN The art and science of designing buildings and other physical structures. Not limited to designing corporate offices, rather they design houses, apartment & colonies, industrial complexes, hospitals, hotels, airport terminals, stadium, shopping and commercial complexes, schools, etc. usually some regard to aesthetic effect.

8. CAREERS Building Architect (Residential, commercial, green design) Interior Architect Town planner Landscape Architect Architectural Planner Restoration Architect

9. GAME DESIGN Comes under the broader field of video game development. Refers to the use of creativity and design to develop a game for entertainment or educational purposes. A game designer is the creative driver responsible for bringing a game to life. They are generally a cross between a writer, artist & programmer.

10. CAREERS Game Designer Game Developer Mobile App Designer Special effects designer Game Tester Character Designer Level Designer Game Writer Game Audio Engineer Multimedia Specialist

11. PACKAGING DESIGN

12. PACKAGING DESIGN A packaging designer uses skills in graphic design to help make a product appealing to potential buyers through its packaging. S electing typefaces, colors, and illustrations for the packaging. They use digital illustration and layout computer software to draft and create designs. Package designers may also make prototypes of potential designs to present to clients. 

13. TEXTILE DESIGN The art of applying design and aesthetic concepts to fabrics. Textile designers work with a variety of fabrics to create various products as well as art. Two common industries that use textile design are apparel design and home furnishing design.

14. CAREERS Clothing/Textile Technologist Colour Technologist Print Maker Textile Designer Educator

15. APPAREL DESIGN The process of making clothing, such as attire for everyday use, attire for special events, sportswear or more. Apparel designers frequently begin by looking into historical fashion, current trends and cultural influences.

16. Difference between Fashion & Apparel Design FASHION DESIGN It is an art of designing clothes, fashion accessories and sometimes footwears. APPAREL DESIGN It applies knowledge of fabrics, co-ordinate colours and textures and monitor quality and fit.

17. CAREERS Apparel Designer Fashion Trends Forecaster Apparel Quality Controllers Fashion Designer Costume Designer Accessory Designer Stylist Fashion Buyer Fashion Merchandiser Fashion Editor Fashion Illustrator

18. USER INTERFACE It is the bridge between humans and computers. Anything you interact with on computer devices as a user is part of the UI. It is likely the first thing you encounter when you use an application or visit a website. UI design is responsible for a products’ appearance. Interactivity, usability, behaviour and overall feel. It can determine whether a user has a positive experience with a product. https://www.behance.net/search/projects/myntra%20re-design%20app

19. USER INTERFACE DESIGN The process designers use to build interfaces in software or computerized devices. (focusing on looks or style) Designers aim to create interfaces which users find easy and easy to use and pleasurable. “UI is focused on how a product’s surface look and function”

20. USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN It considers the elements that shape a user’s experience with a product or service. It takes into consideration how these elements make the user feel and how easy it is to accomplish their desired tasks. The goal is to create easy, efficient, relevant and all around pleasant experiences for the user. The UX designers combine market research, product development, strategy and design to create seamless user experiences for products, services and processes. “UX is fouced on the user’s journey to solve a problem”

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22. UI vs UX DESIGN