2. Connect emotionally

3. Design with mental triggers

4. Design with simplicity.

5. Empathise with users

6. Predictibility

2) Connect emotionally with users

3) Mental triggers are required

4) Simplicity

5) Social interaction

6) Personal data

This is an extremely important aspect of the design process every producer has to go through because when designing a product you must consider the needs of the consumer. This is because if you create a product, no matter how good it is, if it doesn't fit the needs of the consumers needs it will not be successful in the market as people will not find a need for the product.

2. Connect with the users on an emotional level.

Designers must make sure that the product can relate to a person on an emotional level by which makes them want to buy the product and have a need for it. Brand loyalty is only one of the ways you can create a relationship with consumer ensuring that they will remain loyal to you if you produce innovative and new ideas.

3. Ease of use of the product

The product should be easy to use in the point o view of the consumer so that the consumers don't get frustrated. If a design of a product is too complicated even though it lutist he needs of a ll consumers it will fail in the market because people today do not have time to learn how to use a complicated product and would much rather use a product they are used to.

4. Using psychologically persuasive triggers

When using persuasive trigger to help users buy your product it can greatly help the sale of you product. Using different types of colours, the layout of an advertisement, the time it takes for an interface to load and when people look at other peoples behavior all help increase the success of a product. These small triggers can go a long way in the long run as they help make the user feel in control of what they are doing.

5. Designing with predictability familiarity

If a product is not in a users range of understating or familiarity the user will not bother wasting time on buying the product. A phone for example should have all the basic aspects every phone has otherwise people will find the product too new and most people prefer to use products that they know how to use rather than products that are new to them.

6. Colour Psychology

Colours play a big part in all of the designs of all products because they can help persuade consumers to buy a product because of the way it looks. For example in a male deodorant commercial they will avoid using colours like pink and use more manly colors such as blue. This all plays a large role in products psychology and can greatly help in designing or promoting a new product.

2) Simplicity - It is essential that a product does not have complex features as a result of the product then not attracting a majority of consumers towards them.

3) Design the product for the comfort as well as satisfaction of consumers. This then results in great sales for the product on an overall stance

4) Designing the product according to the needs and wants of consumers

5) Persuasion and empathy with the users and consumers of the product in furtherance of convincing them about the positives of the product

6) Social Interaction with the users and consumers of the product

2. Think about the consumer before the product.

3. Keep it simple.

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2. connect emotionally

3. cognitive load makes us tired

4. our brains are built for social interaction

5. shared models require personal data

6. what the neocortex does

2. Helps connect emotionally

3. Designed for comfort of the consumer

4. As it keeps the consumer satisfied the demand for the product will increase. This leads to a successful product design. 

5. Helps understand human behaviour which affects the overall usage of the product

6. Simplicity an essential factor as if it is complex it does not reach all target audiences

2. emotional connection

3. Avoiding cognitive stuff

4. Connecting emotion and colour to memory and feelings

5. Comfort and predictibility

6.Mental Triggers

2. To provide consumers with comfort and predictability

3. Allowing consumers simplicity with use and style

4. Connecting consumer emotions to memory and their feelings

5. Using mental triggers to bring across major factors of the design and to persuade consumers to buy the product

6. Avoiding factors that make a design too cognitive

2. Designing to give consumers the socially acceptable norms with comfort and predictability.

3. To use factors that make the products psychologically appealing

4.Keep the consumers in mind, and ensure that the product addresses them first.

5. Designing through the use of visuals, colours, typography, space, and micro-interactions

6.Designing to be simple, because complexity does not appeal to the consumers.

2. By predicting human behavior and comfort through data collection, designers can then asses what degree of comfort and complexity the product need in order to appeal to the consumers.

3, By outlining what the human needs are for that certain product it makes easier to produce that prodcut.

4. Using color psychology is very important when creating a better product. In order to appeal to the target audience certain colors must be used. For example the traditional brown and beige are used when designing a couch as it sets a calm lounging mood. When designing the bottle of perfume the geneder must be considered as using pink on men's perfume would not be appealing to the consumer.

5. When designing the product it must be familiar to the consumer. If the product is too new and technologically developed the consumer would not think to buy it as they are not used to that kind of functioning . Products ahead of their time do not succeed.

6. Simplicity, if a product has too much going on it might not be good for its use. For example when consumers are looking for winter jackets as time comes they would not look for over the top flashy colors with pockets and design everywhere, they will look for a simple winter jacket. therefore when designing a product it is important to keep it as simple as possible so that it shows it can preform it task.

2. Simple but essential

3.Texture/material used 

4.social interaction

5.easy to use

6.Emotion & memory

2. Provides comfort and predictability to user in different environments

3. Using mental triggers to influence the consumers choice on the to buy their product

4. The simplicity of the product, It would be harder to reach the majority of the market if the product has too many complex features, it would be easier if the product had a simple design.

5. Making the product less cognitive for use

6. Better social interaction with other users

2. Designing the product which gives consumers a personal satisfaction and comfort.

3. The design should be simple, as complexity may not always appeal to the consumers. Hence, ease of use is essential to a product.

4. To use factors that make the design of the product psychologically appealing to the consumers such as mental triggers with emotions and memory.

5. Social interaction with the target audience for a product to find out the needs and wants of those consumers. Designing the product to fit the consumers needs and wants is key.

6. Color psycchology can play a huge role in buying of a product. Specific color can be used to appeal its consumers. Colors can act as a marketing tactic and speak for its own. It is one of the ways in which consumers may get persuaded to buy the product.

2. Design a product that will be comfortable to use by consumers.

3. Mental triggers such as making people feel like they're a part of something in your design, by including a social stream.

4. Make the product easy to use and understand.

5. Simplicity is key.

6. Empathize with your users.