What does “design research” mean?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- "Design research" means different things to different people.
We illuminate the three faces of design research: research for, into, and through design.
We explain what you must know, in order to understand and conduct design research for both academic and product design purposes.
ON OUR WEBSITE
designdisciplin.com/the-three...
LINKS
- Christopher Frayling speaking at the Research Through Design 2015 Conference: vimeo.com/129775325
- Creative Confidence by Tom Kelley and David Kelley: geni.us/creative-confidence
- Design Research Through Practice by Ilpo Koskinen et al.: geni.us/design-research-thr
- Designing Brand Identity by Alina Wheeler: geni.us/designing-brand
- Detail in Typography by Jost Hochuli: geni.us/detail-in-typography
- Grid Systems in Graphic Design by Josef Müller-Brockmann: geni.us/grid-systems
- How To by Michael Bierut: geni.us/how-to-dd
- How to Fly A Horse by Kevin Ashton: geni.us/how-to-fly-a-horse
- Making and Breaking the Grid by Timothy Samara: geni.us/making-and-breaking
- Research in Art and Design by Christopher Frayling: researchonline.rca.ac.uk/384/...
- The Art of Innovation by Tom Kelley and Jonathan Littman: geni.us/art-of-innovation
- The Ten Faces of Innovation by Tom Kelley and Jonathan Littman: geni.us/ten-faces
- Thinking with Type by Ellen Lupton: geni.us/thinking-with-type-dd
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
04:32 Research in Art and Design by Christopher Frayling
06:30 Research for Design
12:53 Research into Design
15:31 Research through Design
20:20 Closing Remarks - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
How come this haven't blown up yet. This is without a doubt one of the most insightful design video I've watched. Thank you so much for sharing!
Appreciated!
This video is AMAZING! I have been Googling different phrases for so long, trying to understand what you've just explained so brilliantly in this video. Really excellent. I now have a roadmap for where to start in regards to researching FOR design.
Glad to be of help!
This exactly what happened to me!!!!!
This is my second video of yours about three types of research in design. I'm doing a master's degree in graphic design. I was not given enough knowledge to understand the final purpose of the study. I needed to understand that creating a book layout makes some sense. Now I understand that the process of researching and collecting information, analyzing the material, is the research itself.
Happy to hear this!
This channel is a hidden gems
Thanks!
Gem? lol
Thank you so much! Your channel is full of very valuable content to me.
Very happy to hear this!
Learned a lot today from your video & the links. Thank you 🙏
Glad to be helpful - and thanks for sharing!
Thank you a lot! This video helped me understand better about design research. Now I know that I'll do my master thesis for researching through design.
So glad to hear this, best of luck with your thesis!
This is truly a brilliant video. Keep up the good work
Thank you, glad to be useful!
It's cases like this (cases where one of the most substantive, illuminating, novel, and high quality videos I've come across on YT regarding I topic I frequently search has a trivial view count and proved quite difficult to find while countless videos, each a regurgitation of the others, with only a superficial conception of design enjoy view counts in the hundreds of thousands and appear readily for design related YT queries) that leave me beyond baffled as to what the YT algorithm is doing; it almost seems like it works to _prevent_ me from seeing the things that I'd actually appreciate most -bizarre.
Happy to hear that you have found value in what we publish. We are constantly trying to commune with the Algorithm and understand its needs in order to serve you better!
Amazing and a very informative video
Glad to be of help!
Thanks for this insights!
Thank you, means a lot to have your appreciation!
When you turn your attention to been very formal about research, you turn your attention away from design...research is to strategy while design is to execution in a way. good research for design is efficient and one way to go about that is to visualize your research away from words. @Design Disciplin
Damn! This video is so underrated! I've fallen into this rabbit hole of designer's block because of deep academic /theoretical research where I always loose my creative spark & vision. I've always wanted to research through design with a vision/mission I already have for my career path as that has worked well for me. And this video has narrated my struggles impeccably! But I want to know how to set myself on the path of becoming a design researcher with a degree? What kind of degree do I study to attain position of a Design Researcher. I know that, Design research is diverse and every designer specialises & researches on different design industries & categories.
Do u provide career consultation? Or can I drop an email to gain guidance? To know whether the concept/idea I want to research through design is possible?
Super excited to see that this serves you, thank you for the feedback. For consultations you can reach us via our parent company WEATHERLIGHT: weatherlight.com
In the future we will offer Advisory and Office Hours on Design Disciplin. Coming soon, stay tuned!
Your video is very insightful, especially for something that's not really talked about. I am at a crossroad, where I'm wondering if I want to pursue industrial design or industrial design research, but I don't know which to do. Any advise please?
Such a difficult question to handle over TH-cam comments =) We're working to re-launch our consulting service, please keep an eye on our website, happy to help you through there!
If we could get the examples for all Three kinds of design research process , then it will be way easy and simple to understand sir , could you please write a reply for this .
Yes, we are working on more videos to cover these, they should be available towards the end of this year.
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Alright. So what comes first ? Subject-research-product-design ?
Subject.
@@designdisciplin Thx for replying. So...for example my subject is "Skateboarding" for an art school portfolio, what comes next ? How to develop creative ideas and projects from the starting point ?
@@TheDudeway unsure if this discussion applies to art school 100%, but in our visual design practice we always ask: "Who are we speaking to?" We seek to learn the visual languages that the user/viewer understands. We look for brands, icons, symbols, places, and other images they would know. We immerse in their visual world via moodboarding. Combining the visual world of our audience with our taste, experience, tools, assets, etc. usually creates a very workable visual concept.
That said, the discussion in this video relates more to academic and commercial design practices, particularly in product design, UX, etc. There may be other more efficient ideas elsewhere, that are particular to the space of artistic imagemaking.
@@designdisciplin Yeah, I get it. I am trying to apply to communication design university. Which is highly interested in conceptional skills rather than artistic skills. So the thing is how to work conceptional and less intuitive. Can you plz help. 🙏 Can we make a discussion out of this ? What would be your first step after chosing a subject which you have to present to an unknown audience ?
@@TheDudeway it's a true challenge to find a useful answer to this over TH-cam comments. However we have an advisory service that offers 1-on-1 sessions with specific personal help, which is more suitable for this discussion. May we please direct you to: www.designdisciplin.com/offerings/
I love your videos, but why don't you just take a breather every once in a while.. your videos seems like those advertising/ pubblicity videos where the protagonist just keeps talking, and the the videos are made by removing all gaps.
I don't know, is it something to beat the algorithm or is this your style. It's really tyring to listen to your monotonous speach.
But your content is very valuable. So thanks for making this effort! Regards!
Thank you for this feedback. Certainly taking into account!
There's a story to why we edit this way. I come from an academic background, where efficient, high-signal communication is rare. When I write and edit for Design Disciplin, I try to capture sophisticated discussions in the most efficient way possible. The editing style is the result of a desire to take as little time as possible from the viewer. However, we still have much to learn about editing. Will improve over time!