Aesthetics - The visual appeal of a product., Functionality - The capacity or performance of a product, system, or design in term of its intended purpose., Finance - Management of funds and financial resources (human and non-human resources), Durability - The ability of a product, material, or structure to withstand wear, pressure, or damage over an extended period of use or time., Ergonomics - Human factors play a role in design, ensuring that products and comfortable and safe for users., Materials and Manufacturing Processes - The choice of materials and production methods for effective design manufacturing., Client/Costumer needs - Understanding the needs and preferences of the target audience., Quality - A measure of excellence or superiority in a product, system or environment., Environmental consequences - The effect or impact that human activity, or processes have on the natural surroundings., Obsolescence - When a product, system or service is outdated, no longer in use, or no longer effective due to emerging and more advances technologies., Trends - Patterns or shifts in behaviour, preferences, or activities that gain popularity within a specific culture, industry, or society.,

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