- concerned with or engaged in commerce.
- the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale.
- design concerned with or engaged in the activity of buying and selling on a large scale.
The extension of the design process where the solution considers the commercial implications of the design product. The commercialisation processes consists of manufacturing, marketing and distribution and takes place once a production-ready design is complete. Although a sub-process of the design process, it still needs to be considered in conjunction with the design of the solution and the stakeholders.
The communication of 2D or 3D concepts using visual symbols, form, images, colour, typography etc. It is the most used of the three types of communication along with verbal and non-verbal.
Visual codes include the design elements and principles and the way in which these are applied within compositions.
The study of symbols, signs and images and how they are used to create meaning. It attempts to explain how these are interpreted usually within one of three ways; what the sign shows; the larger system the sign belongs to and the context it is presented in. The two major founders of semiotics (or semiology) Peirce and Saussure use different terms to explain their theories.
Strategies and devices strategically used by a designer in order to engage or persuade a specified audience. These are often referred to as those that create an emotional response or grab attention to enhance the communication of a design solution. Such strategies include: shock tactics, humour, metaphor and emotion.
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