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Significance of Research in Green Design of Product: An Overview

Pushpanjali Singh

Asian Journal of Advanced Research and Reports · pp. 13–18 · Published 14 Oct 2024

10.9734/ajarr/2024/v18i11771

Abstract

Green design is not on work for waste prevention but also provide solution. This allow the people to produce products with less environmental impact. Electronic waste are now days becoming a bigger challenge in sustainable development. A environmental design process must be considered for pristine the natural resources and reusing the earth’s scare resources, where energy and material consumption is optimized, minimal waste is generated and output waste stream from any process can be used as the raw materials. There are so many methods to analyze the product like SWOT analysis used to analyze the strength and weakness of products market trends and for external factors affecting the success of product and Market Research Survey to understand the customer perspectives. 'Design for Environment' (DFE) is a designing approach focused on reducing the Environmental impact of product throughout its lifecycle. Design research empowers the designer to create better design for the users centric sustainable market. Evaluative Research Design is essential for the product success. It helps to validate the idea, that much particular product is satisfying the targeted consumers.

Green design zero emissions blue economy sustainable products Guerilla testing life cycle analysis

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