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A ‘Product Comparison’ gives the designer the
opportunity to show that he/she has the analytical skill to consider a
range of similar products. This is very different to general research when
a designer collects a large range of images and simply adds a few notes
about each product. A product comparison usually involves a limited number
of products and also includes detailed notes. The notes are placed under
headings and the same headings are used for each of the products. |
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The example product comparison sheet below shows three tables. They are
being compared with each other using the same criteria; size, ergonomics,
cost, materials, aesthetics and construction methods. Comments are entered
underneath each of the headings for each guitar and finally a star rating
is given. |
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Below is a exercise for you to attempt. Compare the three trolleys /
wheeled devices using the criteria on the sheet. The first has been
completed for you (SIZE). |
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