Abstract
Every design process is initiated by a specific need. This process normally starts with some ideas. Gradually the designer develops a basic concept which meets the need. He analyses and evaluates developed ideas. He has to create and be precise with his design details. This multistage activity is called the design process. Questions relating to this process are [5,35,50,51,62,65,68,101,106,112,113]:
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How do individual designers work?
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How do concepts appear?
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How is a concept developed?
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What are the sources of inspiration?
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How are different interactions between connected sub-problems achieved?
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How does the designer handle design process iterations?
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(2004). The Nature of the Personal and the Team-based Design Process. In: Pokojski, J. (eds) IPA-Concepts and Applications in Engineering. Decision Engineering. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-85233-842-8_2
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