Designing is always an interesting topic, since it attracts people, get them inspired, make them awe-struck, helps to get a pride by envy, feel good etc.
Even nature has its own design by exposing patterns. Like in pattern and shapes in a Bee hive, circle in planets, Symmetry in most objects and elements, Fibanocci series in plants and flowers. etc.
Every design requirements differs based on the field, usage of the object, need of it, its type, existence in the environment and more.
Today morning I found this TED talk to be interesting. Though I cannot agree that the rules defined in the talk is the only rules/basic rules to follow for a better/attractive design, but surely these rules would help the design stand out.
Every design requirements differs based on the field, usage of the object, need of it, its type, existence in the environment and more.
These designs/patterns follow one or more mathematical rule to fulfill the requirements. But what to be remembered or followed to come up with a good design?
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| Bee Hive (Courtesy: http://www.abc.net.au) |
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| Fibonacci in Plants (Courtesy: http://www.bookmakingwithkids.com) |
Ted talk: Design for Five Senses
Curx: Design to satisfy the five senses!
Every design satiates some sense - sight, smell, touch/feel etc. If a design could accommodate satisfying more than one sense, then it surely could stand out of others.
As the orator pointed out, Sex/intercourse satiates all the senses and hence it is the most favorite in nature.
So... To attain Bliss does all the senses has to be satiated?!
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