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Quick questions on Product analysis explained: O-Level Design and Technology

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What is the aspects to analyse?
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A thorough analysis covers several aspects, often remembered through a checklist:
What are turning analysis into design decisions?
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Like all research, product analysis is only useful if it leads somewhere. Each finding should become a decision for the new design: keep this feature, improve that weakness, avoid this fragile joint, match this price. "The handle is uncomfortable after long use" leads to a requirement for a better grip; "the case cracks at the corners" leads to stronger corner construction. Analysis without a resulting decision is wasted effort.
What are not linking findings to decisions?
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Each finding should change the new design. Analysis that leads nowhere is wasted.

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