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The rules are too generic to be useful, because mankind still can't agree on what is "innovative", "useful", "aesthetic", ... and what isn't. Only rule 7. and
by blueflow 2y ago
The rules are too generic to be useful, because mankind still can't agree on what is "innovative", "useful", "aesthetic", ... and what isn't.
Only rule 7. and 9. are measurable and not purely subjective.
- makeitdouble 2y agoAnd then rule 7. is debatable. If you design for an ephemeral state, it doesn't make sense to be long lasting. 3D printing a door handle that perfectly fits my hand, my door, the space it moves in and only lasts until I move to another house can be the ultimate perfect design _for me_. I'd see the same for prosthetic limbs that could evolve as the wearer evolves (e.g. growth up or ages) or what they expect from it changes.