Product identity emerges as a crucial aspect of consumer perception, transcending mere functionality. It encompasses a product's design, visual communication, and the emotional connection it establishes with users. Strong product identity allows brands to differentiate themselves in a crowded market, fostering recognition, loyalty, and perceived value, all of which are vital for commercial success.
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Term: Product Identity
Definition: The unique personality and character of a product that conveys its values and communicates with consumers.
Term: Brand Identity
Definition: The sum of all experiences and perceptions a consumer associates with a company or its products, encompassing visual and sensory elements.
Term: Emotional Design
Definition: The art of designing products to evoke specific emotions from users, shaping their perceptions and connections with the product.
Term: Packaging Design
Definition: The practice of designing packaging to ensure protection, provide information, appeal aesthetically, and communicate brand identity.
Term: User Perception
Definition: How users interpret and understand a product, significantly influenced by emotional design and sensory elements.