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a good example of this  is the stop sing, this is probably the most know sing everybody knows what it means.

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IKEA is one of the biggest and most effective companies at mass-marketing their Products, in the market in which they reside in. Everyone could say that they own at least one piece of IKEA furniture in their home, even if it just comes down to a lamp.

Sweden.

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Ford revolutionized mass production with the invention of the assembly line

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The Volkswagen Beetle is an example were there is obsolescence and classic design relationship. too if the model was very old in 65 year time they sold 21.529.464 model and holds the fourth position of the most car sold

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mass production product have little or no customisation. Mass production uses machine and automation. So they can produce in a higher quantity and lower cost than the competitors in the market.

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because the design is just great they did a better job and had better ideas then their enemies thats why people just like it more

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a good example of semiotics is the design of the biohazard symbol. this is a sign that had to be designed for long lasting. these signs have ot be made for people to automatically associate the sign with something

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White space is used to show an arrow hidden in the FedEx logo.

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Apple is a great example of Dominant Design because they have developed their style into almost a culture of sorts.

The fact that the design is clean and simple across all of their products- their website included -has become almost natural to how people perceive them. The simple design has always been apples most prominent feature as they have tried to spike simplicity with performance.

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How humans perceive visual input - viewing using a product.
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
Elements
- Similarity
- Continuation
- Closure
- Proximity
- Figure and ground
- Colour theory
- Symmetry

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obsolescence and classic design relationship

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obsolescence and classic design relationship

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if a classical(iconic) design is created the other products its its department obsolete because people or so flattered by its timeless design

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the emergence of a product that possesses  a particular feature or feature that seem to be essential.

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What make a classic design successful?

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This boot is retro because a certain cultural nostalgia from the UK.

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both the very square design and overall colors show how retro the car is. cars before the 2000's were more square and less aerodinamic which was changed for better fuel efficiency and faster cars

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semiotics is the relationship between signs and the people who have to interpret them.

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Coke Bottle from early 20th century still in use today