Function as an object: A study on apps
Function as an object: A study on apps
This study analyzes function of objects within the framework of digital technologies and relates the function with how we design and perceive technical artifacts. The main purpose of this examination is to change the way we approach to functions and reconsider them within the boundaries of use and design. The key element of this study is how applications are positioned in the social structure.
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Pak, Murat
- Bilkent University Turkey
Technology, Design, Fine Arts, Application, Sociology, Object, Industrial design., Functions, Intelligent materials, Digital technology, Design--History--21st century, Function, Communication Sciences, Sosyoloji, Digital communications--Social aspects., Digital communications--Social aspects, İletişim Bilimleri, Smart materials, Technological innovations--Social aspects, Equipments, Smart Device, NK1397 .P35 2012, Design--History--21st century., Product design, Smart materials., Industrial design, Technological innovations--Social aspects., Güzel Sanatlar, App, Digital products
Technology, Design, Fine Arts, Application, Sociology, Object, Industrial design., Functions, Intelligent materials, Digital technology, Design--History--21st century, Function, Communication Sciences, Sosyoloji, Digital communications--Social aspects., Digital communications--Social aspects, İletişim Bilimleri, Smart materials, Technological innovations--Social aspects, Equipments, Smart Device, NK1397 .P35 2012, Design--History--21st century., Product design, Smart materials., Industrial design, Technological innovations--Social aspects., Güzel Sanatlar, App, Digital products
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