Adiós al color carne
How to design products for delight? This question is asked by many companies every year. IBV has a methodology that help companies to know how they should design their products and services to meet the needs of their customers and thus to create a reliable emotional relationship with them. This meth...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Revista de biomecánica 2011 (57), p.49-53 |
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Zusammenfassung: | How to design products for delight? This question
is asked by many companies every year. IBV has
a methodology that help companies to know how
they should design their products and services
to meet the needs of their customers and thus to create a reliable emotional relationship with them. This methodology is
User-Friendly Design.
Thanks to this methodology, EMO company (Especialidades Médico
Ortopédicas, SL) has learnt that when it is time to buy an orthosis, aspects
as comfortable, easy to use and breathable are more important than colour
or others emotional/aesthetic criteria. If a product does not satisfy these
functional features, it does not matter its colour, because the client will not
buy it.
However, when two products have the same functionalities, the study has
stated that customers prefer to purchase a coloured orthopaedic wristband
(blue or grey) more than a beige/skin colour one because they associate this
last colour to classic and unfashionable.
In the case of a lumbar orthoses, only youth people dare to buy a blue or
grey product. Elders still prefer beige colour because they are worried about
the transparency.
With this information, EMO has modified the design of their orthoses to
create a true love story between their brand and their customers.
¿Cómo diseñar los productos de la próxima
temporada para enamorar y fidelizar a
mis clientes? Esta pregunta se la hacen
todos los años muchas empresas. El
Instituto de Biomecánica (IBV) cuenta con
una metodología objetiva que ayuda a
las empresas a conocer cómo tienen que
diseñar sus productos y servicios para
satisfacer las necesidades de sus clientes
y, por tanto, tener mayor éxito en el
mercado. Esta metodología es el Diseño
Orientado Por las Personas (DOP).
Gracias a esta metodología, la empresa
EMO (Especialidades Médico Ortopédicas,
SL) ha aprendido que a la hora de comprar
muñequeras textiles y fajas, aspectos
como el confort, facilidad de uso y
transpirabilidad son más importantes
que el color y otros aspectos estéticos/
emocionales. Si una ortesis no cumple
estos requisitos funcionales básicos, da
igual de qué color sea el producto, porque
el cliente no lo comprará.
No obstante, ante dos productos
funcionalmente iguales se ha detectado
que los clientes prefieren comprar una
muñequera no deportiva de color azul o
incluso gris antes que una de color carne,
color que asocian al concepto de antiguo y
poco atractivo.
En el caso de las fajas, únicamente los
jóvenes son los que se atreven a deci |
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ISSN: | 1575-5622 |