DRS2012 Bangkok Proceedings Vol 4 - Design Research Society

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Senem TURHAN and Cagla DOGAN
user behaviours, and local and cultural values related to the mini oven thoroughly that
enabled them to generate ideas based on a profound understanding and analysis of the
user experience. The ERM as a generative research phase would provide many
potentials for both design education and practice through encouraging people’s
involvement in the early stages of the product design and development process to bridge
the gap between sustainable solutions and people.
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