In the aftermath of the Industrial Revolution, functionality was paramount for businesses to win their clients’ dollars. Henry Ford aptly expressed that customers could choose any color of the Model T they desired, as long as that color was black. Fast forward to the mid-20th century: functionality alone became the ante to play in the wake of a design revolution. At that point, form entered the conversation and a product not only had to work well, but had to look nice, too. This has remained a constant expectation for clients ever since – form may follow function, but it’s certainly there as well.
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