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People must now ponder the existing question: Why do humans need design, how can they incorporate it into their lives, and how can people make design pleasant, practical, purposeful, and appealing? These basic questions subsequently lead to the unique viewpoint of great designers all over the world. As mentioned earlier, design is in absolutely everywhere that one can look and every single object that one can see. Without this indispensable element, people would be lost in a dreary, functionless world with immense declines in pleasure and happiness. After discussing the examples of good and bad design, one can conclude that people are in the utmost need of good design existing within functionality and appeal. One can also conclude that bad design can have its importance for without this people would never discover problems from those mistakes. Humans must learn how to incorporate design into their lives to add enthusiasm, passion, purpose, and meaning. Relating back to the interviews concerning good and bad design, if Sarah D. and Amy W. ever got the chance to wear the Jimmy Choo Heels, that design would bring them happiness, sparkles, and confidence. The Vangogh painting brought out both Mr. Booth and Mrs. Hawthorne’s admiration, looking at this mysterious yet beautiful piece of artwork. Julia M. liked the design of webkinz stuffed animals to play with, because they can bring the enjoyment of playing with stuffed animals and computer games. Pleasurable reactions such as these can be very simplistic or really add meaning to a person’s life. As Paolla Antonelli states when asked about good design, “Sometimes objects just deliver emotions or are just part of your life. That’s also enough.” Altogether, design proves to be an essential and meaningful aspect to the human race.

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