Ergonomics and the environmental relationship
Relationships design and ergonomics in the design and creation of the product can be viewed at various levels, but there is no way to tell that they are interdependent and mutually reinforcing the conformity of form and function of the object
This is subordinated to the functioning of the object in the relationship with its environment.
The main traits are determined by ergonomics and proves to be a source of inspiration for the designer and without this help the item is usually saddled with the burden of technical and traditionalist thinking. This involvement has occasionally led to revolutionary conclusions. When the design is trying to meet the needs of everyday life and masks the subject in shape and colour, ergonomics is based on human dependence between objects and examines the potential movement and opportunities.
Recognising the potential
For example, note that every surface touched by the hand must be adjusted to it. Note how many places on the object allows this engagement. It is these relationships that determine the final shape of the object. The project’s utility and useability are included in its visual features, but the former does not guarantee the timelessness of the product.
Scandinavian designers have consistently failed to represent the attachment of ergonomics in their projects and took out a major part of design classics. However diligence pays off and eliminates most of the items as long as that occurs. Design evolution has directly attacked its modern appearance of form. Ergonomics is best when it is invisible at first glance, and only find out later – this offers the greatest satisfaction.