Ecotarianism - enviromental context

is the practice of sourcing designs that are local, sustainanle and sensitive to the seasonal availability of materials

Design for sustainability - enviromental context

is the philosophy of designing with the principles of social, economic and ecological sustainablity in mind so as not to jeopardize the ability of future generations to provide

Biophilic design - enviromental context

strengthens the connection to nature by means of natural material, light, textures and patterns

Human-centred design - social context

involves designing specifically with the user in mind, enabling them to use a product most effectively. The designer conducts intensive research to understand the target market.

Design activism - social context

involves taking action that makes claim for a change on behalf of a wronged, excluded or neglected group

Social Regeneration - social context

is the process of addressing social problems through social, economic and physical action to help people in underprivledged neighbourhoods and create sustainable communities

Empathic design - cultural context

is a user-centred design approach that pays attention to the user's feelings toward a product

Vernacular - cultural context

refers to the standard native visual language of a country or locality, that represents a certain culture. It can include patterns, colours; and indigenous building style using local materials

Consumption culture - cultural context (done by consumer)

is a form of capitalism in which the economy is focused on the selling of concumer goods and the spending of consumer money

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Design Defs - grade9

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Term	Definition
Ecotarianism - enviromental context	is the practice of sourcing designs that are local, sustainanle and sensitive to the seasonal availability of materials
Design for sustainability - enviromental context	is the philosophy of designing with the principles of social, economic and ecological sustainablity in mind so as not to jeopardize the ability of future generations to provide
Biophilic design - enviromental context	strengthens the connection to nature by means of natural material, light, textures and patterns
Human-centred design - social context	involves designing specifically with the user in mind, enabling them to use a product most effectively. The designer conducts intensive research to understand the target market.
Design activism - social context	involves taking action that makes claim for a change on behalf of a wronged, excluded or neglected group
Social Regeneration - social context	is the process of addressing social problems through social, economic and physical action to help people in underprivledged neighbourhoods and create sustainable communities
Empathic design - cultural context	is a user-centred design approach that pays attention to the user's feelings toward a product
Vernacular - cultural context	refers to the standard native visual language of a country or locality, that represents a certain culture. It can include patterns, colours; and indigenous building style using local materials
Consumption culture - cultural context (done by consumer)	is a form of capitalism in which the economy is focused on the selling of concumer goods and the spending of consumer money

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