User-Centered Industrial Design

User Centered Industrial Design is essential for creating a successful product that communicates its function to the user. Our multidisciplined team of designers, user experience, and human factors utilize a variety of methods to create, prototype, and test designs with users.

Competitive Analysis for design advantage
Ergonomic review
Sketching
Animation
Trends analysis
Workflow analysis
Model making
Photorealistic rendering

Rapid concept assessment

By laying out numerous concept sketches, we can determine the best direction to advance a product forward.

Prototypes for ergonomic and visual evaluation

Rapid 3D models are inspected and manipulated early in the development process.

Photorealistic renderings

Computer generated 3D renderings and animations provide useful evaluation of color, material, and finish options within the product’s intended environment.

Our Approach

Our user-centered design process brings together experts in user experience, human factors, and industrial design to collaboratively develop products that are safe, effective, and intuitive to use.

This multidisciplinary team works closely from the earliest stages, ensuring that user needs, ergonomic considerations, and aesthetic form are integrated into every concept. By leveraging in-house rapid prototyping tools such as 3D printing, foam modeling, and quick-turn CNC machining, the team can quickly translate ideas into physical forms for hands-on evaluation.

These fast iterations enable the team to test usability and ergonomics early and often, gathering feedback from real users to guide refinements. This agile approach accelerates development while reducing risk, ensuring the final product aligns with both user expectations and regulatory requirements.