Hello,

Product designing means making and developing a product that looks good, works well, and is easy to use. It includes these steps:

1. Research – Finding out what customers need, what is trending, and checking other similar products.

2. Idea Making – Drawing and thinking of different product ideas.

3. Sample Making – Creating a rough model to test how the product will look and work.

4. Final Design – Deciding the product’s shape, material, and how it will function.

5. Testing – Checking for mistakes and making improvements.

6. Making & Selling – Producing the final product and launching it in the market.

It is a mix of creativity and technology to make useful and attractive products.

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Correct Answer: Customer support service 
 

Solution : In the highly competitive world very important function of the marketing management leads to customer support services like after sales services, handling customer complaints, providing credit facilities, maintenance services and technical services. All these services aim at providing maximum satisfaction to the customers which is the key to marketing success in modern days.

Hence, option C is correct.

Hello aspirant,

In class 11, there are no restrictions on which stream you must select. You can enrol in any stream of science, art, or commerce that interests you. However, I would advise you to enrol in the science maths stream, PCM (physics chemistry maths), as you will learn fundamental concepts in maths, geometry, and physics that you will find helpful in the future while designing products.

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Hello aspirant,

Although mathematics is not one of the courses covered in product design, it is nevertheless necessary to have a fundamental understanding of the subject. This primarily involves the geometry portion. It is crucial to understand a product's dimensions and design it in accordance with the requirements.

Because you will be primarily focused on building these topics and the software that supports them, you won't be introduced to difficult mathematics in this course.

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Hi there.

You'll be surprised at how little drawing is stressed in the world of product design today. This may sound extreme, but I've heard that schools like Art Center College of Design place a lot of emphasis on sketching. Technical skill is no longer the deciding factor for whether or not you are a good designer. Instead, your ability to approach problems in a creative way and your design-related thought process are what set good designers apart.

The title "product designer" is currently steadily (or has already begun) moving into the tech industry, where you'll find that a significant portion of those who identify as such will concentrate on developing prototypes and mockups for digital apps. The ability to draw is crucial, but you don't have to be an expert to be a designer.

See B.Des requires good proportions of drawing, and in some of the entrance you will find that you have to appear for a drawing test as well. But in general, in the professional career, there is not much of an in-hand drawing, instead most of the drawings are computer/graphics based. So if you are good in drawing then it can be a advantage for you. But if you are not that good, but you are good to qualify any entrance (in which the drawing skill required), then go for the course undoubtedly, it will not affect your career in any way.

For more information regarding B.Des as a career consider the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/b-des-bachelor-of-design

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

Hi there

A Product Designer is a specialist who creates the appearance of many sorts of items, ranging from mobile gadgets to automobiles. It entails conceiving and designing products for mass manufacturing. It is a 3 to 4 year course at undergraduate level.

Top colleges you can consider are:

• NIFT
• NID, AHEMDABAD
• UID AHEMDABAD
• MSRUAS BANGLORE
• IISC BANGLORE
• PRESIDENCY UNIVERSITY KOLKATA
• Amity, Noida
• MAHATMA JYOTI RAO PHOOLE UNIVERSITY

https://design.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-product-design-colleges-in-india