Design Trends: Global and Indian Trends in Marketing and Advertising

Design Trends – Global & Indian Trends in Marketing & Advertising Looks At 6 Global Design Trends, & 2 Indian Design Trends

DUBLIN – Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Design Trends – Global & Indian Trends in Marketing & Advertising” report to their offering.

Design. Where all things begin.

Design today has evolved from being just something that makes a product or service look good to an industry or a process that facilitates development; to improve infrastructure, lifestyles, socio-cultural issues, education, literacy – the list is endless.

Design is now being seen as an important tool in developing products and services, that add meaningful value to the lives of people. Although this is just the start, more and more businesses and small enterprises are looking at design as a whole process than just a tactical tool. Investing in research and strategic design faculties is a growing trend in the global design industry. It uses human factor sensibilities and socio-cultural trends and incorporates them into its process in a wonderfully creative yet acceptable way.

Importantly, design has become consumer-centric. Every product or service created today absolutely needs to be designed around the end user. It is becoming more and more intuitive, interactive, friendly and multi-sensorial. Integrating the various aspects of anthropology, ethnography, demography, technology and business amongst others, Design facilitates meaningful innovations to give business that upper edge. Specialized Design Research and Innovation cells within organizations are coming up in order to predict future consumption and lifestyle scenarios for their brands.

Finally, Design is also about having fun. This trend study looks at 6 global design trends, & 2 Indian design trends and uses examples to analyze the implications on the Marketing & Advertising industry.

Using graphics and pictures to communicate the trends, the publisher’s approach has been to be as non-linear as possible. Finally, the publisher put together a few pointers which they believe will offer insight into the area of design thinking and also stimulate ideas and actions in the right direction.

Useful for designers, developers, consultants, manufacturers, professionals in various sectors and ideators who are interested in this creative line of thinking.

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e16265/design_trends_gl