r/IndustrialDesign • u/WolffLandGamezYT • 4d ago

Satire i hate search labs

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u/rynil2000 4d ago

physical

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u/im-on-the-inside Product Design Engineer 4d ago

tbf.. physical products came before digital.. would be so hard to call it digital product design.. right?! :D

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u/egeersn 4d ago

controversial tbh, when looked up as the origin of the word “product” this comes up;

late Middle English (as a mathematical term): from Latin productum ‘something produced’, neuter past participle (used as a noun) of producere ‘bring forth’ (see produce).

But UI/UX is an undeniable fact that exists in 2025 with the evolution of design and technology, as like everything, the design approach to “things” are also changing. Since some of the base factors of Design are ergonomics and behavior, the evolution to UI/UX is inevitable but (as a physical/ non UI-UX product designer)my own opinion is that UI/UX should be considered as a different discipline/title of design since the working method is literally different.

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u/SHAKTIMAN66 4d ago

Blunt.!