Cultural constraints in design can significantly influence the usability and understanding of a product. They are limitations imposed by societal norms, traditions, or widely accepted practices. For instance, the color red might signify 'stop' or 'danger' in many cultures, influencing its use in design. Similarly, cultural constraints can dictate the symbols, language, or imagery used in a design, ensuring it is appropriate and understandable for a specific audience. However, these constraints can also limit creativity and innovation, as designers must work within these established norms and expectations.
How do designers improve their products to work around flaws in human logic? In The Design of Everyd...
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