Good design is innovative...
With technology that is constantly improving, there are endless opportunities for designers to progress and to build upon what has gone before them. Creativity should develop and implement new techniques and features that can solve the problems of the present day industry.
Good design is useful...
A product must serve its defined purpose. The top priority must be in allowing the product to successfully carry out what it is meant to fulfill and disregard anything that may distract from it. If a design does not do what it is advertised and do it well, it has not satisfied the functional criteria of a product.
Good design is long-lasting...
It doesn’t follow temporary trends that may be out of date in a short time, but should use resources that can be reused in the future. A product’s usefulness increases with its durability to time, as it doesn’t rely on ideas that are relevant only to certain periods or styles.
Good design is thorough...
Accuracy in a design ensures its continual functionality and attention to detail. Users will only trust a product that has been checked and inspected before it is released and will ensure later purchases. Quality should always be a priority in creating design that will last under any condition.