英文摘要 |
How to faithfully communicate the designer's idea to the users through product design is one of the issues designers concern about in the field of industrial design. It is still unknown whether designers and users perceive the image of a specific product in the same way in the communication process. In other words, it is a question whether the users can exactly receive the special form treatments adopted to represent the meaning of a product. The authors, therefore, explored this issue and made a comprehensive investigation by using microelectronic products as an example. A questionnaire survey revealed that the most frequently expected 5 images to be perceived in microelectronic products are high-tech, efficiency, lightness and handiness, nobleness, and delicacy. Then the photograph product samples were presented to subjects for various subjective evaluations. By way of multivariate analyses such as semantic differential method, factor analysis, and multidimensional scaling, the subjects' perceptual data of these images toward the sample products was collected to construct the perceptual map of these products. The perception of design subjects was compared with that of non-design subjects. Finally, through morphological analysis of these products, the critical form elements and approaches of form treatment among these products were extracted. Furthermore, the relation between each product image and various form features was identified by multiple linear regression. These findings can be further applied not only to establish the desired image in designing products, but also to shorten the perceptual gap between designers and users. |