7 Optimization Methods for Product Styling Design

JRPanel has sorted out a series of styling design optimization strategies, hoping to help everyone think strategically in the innovative design stage.

Product styling design optimization strategies: segmentation, cutting and stacking, bending and twisting, concave and convex treatment, spliting and connecting, folding, surface texture.

1. Segmentation

A series of means to segment the form purposefully to achieve a certain functional effect.

Segmentation includes the following three forms: functional segmentation, form segmentation, and compound segmentation.

Function segmentation-the segmentation method to meet product production and practical functions;
Formal segmentation-a segmentation method to satisfy the aesthetic system thinking of product modeling and color;
Compound segmentation-a segmentation method that covers the above two effects.

2. Cutting and Stacking

Cutting and stacking the shape to achieve a certain functional effect.

3. Bending and Twisting

Bending and twisting the form to achieve a certain functional effect.

4. Concave and convex treatment

Through the concave-convex processing of the shape, a specific shape memory is formed, and the user's habits and methods are strengthened. This kind of processing（embossing in membrane swicth/panel ) is mostly used to manipulate buttons, and can also be used for aesthetic visual compensation.

5. Spliting and connecting

Spliting-Split the original continuous and complete line, surface, color and other elements into multiple individual elements；Conecting-Contrary to spliting, multiple lines, surfaces, colors and other elements are connected as a whole.

6. Folding

It is mostly used on curved surfaces. By continuously changing the curved surface, it can achieve the visual effect of enriching the curved surface, such as fading surface, edge surface and so on.

7. Surface texture

The surface of the product is presented with different textures, which is mostly a processing technique to enrich the product shape.

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