1. Systemic and analytical approaches to a project
A project is successful when it has generated a product and when this product fits perfectly into its context.
A graphic representation of a project's success can be made using a systemic approach as shown in figure 1 , in which :
the environment represents the product's context, which must be understood in order to analyze the needs to be met and to integrate the product successfully;
the designer is the creator, transforming generated or latent needs into a product;
the project/product is the material or organizational embodiment of the designer's creative thinking.
Thanks to this global approach, we understand...
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