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Industrial design is a subcategory of product design. They apply their design talents and technological expertise to create new goods or improve the appearance and functionality of current ones. Product designers are involved in the whole product design life cycle, from concept to delivery, and create products with the consumer market in mind.

Job opportunities

• Exhibition Designer

They construct display and fixtures for big exhibits, trade fairs, conferences, museums (public and private), and other public and private organisations. They're in charge of keeping track of the supply.

• Furniture Designer

They are in charge of creating designs for furniture and associated products. They research and develop a variety of furniture styles.

• Product/ Industrial design researcher

They collaborate closely with the marketing department to understand the user's wants and provide answers and recommendations for the product being utilised by the user.

• Consulting Fi rms.

They assist with businesses to help them pick all of the design components that are necessary for approaching clients.

A job as a product designer is a fantastic choice. With each passing day, the need for product designers grows, yet there is a severe lack of skilled product designers on the market. Aspirants who have relevant job experience have a greater chance of becoming a product designer.

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