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    <title>Major Site Overhaul Unveiled</title>
    <description>Product Design Resources has been completely transformed. We've packed the site with more interactive features, to allow Product 
		Design Resources to become a valuable resource for all of us in the product design community
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    <title>iPad: Hit or Miss?</title>
    <description>Apple's recent release of the <a href="http://www.apple.com/ipad/">iPad</a> has people scratching their heads.
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    <title>Great Product Design - Defined by You</title>
    <description>A while back, Product Design Resources asked you what defines great product design.  We learned two things: first, our readership 
		isn't as big as we'd hoped, and second, great product design has something to do with the user.  Here are some of the responses we received:
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    <title>Overlooked Fasteners for Product Design</title>
    <description>As product designers, we often try our best to avoid the use of fasteners so as to avoid the added cost, assembly time, and 
    often poor aesthetics.  But, there are many cases where the use of a fastener is required or it creates a better design.  Here 
    are some overlooked fasteners that can be very useful in product design...</description>
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    <title>Product Design takes Practice</title>
    <description>Often times, I look at a new product that is released, and my jaw drops.  It's well-formed, intuitive, and 
		does exactly what I need it to do.  It's easy to think that some designers just possess some cryptic innate talent that 
		allows them to deliver fantastic products.  But, when you break it down, that inspiring product was constructed in a huge 
		number of small, doable, bite-sized chunks...</description>
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    <title>Deformation in Design</title>
    <description>All materials deflect and deform to some extent, and this deformation can be used to a product's advantage.</description>
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    <title>Designing for Down Times</title>
    <description>Adapting to a Changed Environment</description>
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    <title>10 Concept Generation Techniques</title>
    <description>Methods and Application of Creativity in Product Design</description>
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    <title>Improving Mechanism Design</title>
    <description>Eliminating Common Failures and Improving User Interaction</description>
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    <title>Working with Product Design Firms and Consultants</title>
    <description>Selection, Setting Expectations, Management, and Closing</description>
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    <title>Prototype Purpose and Methods</title>
    <description>How to Prototype and Why to Prototype</description>
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    <title>Asian Outsourcing Reality Check</title>
    <description>Communication, Quality, Management, and Cost Focused Approach</description>
    <link>http://www.productdesignresources.com/</link>
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    <title>What is Good Product Design?</title>
    <description>An exploration beyond the simple answer of meeting functional user needs.</description>
    <link>http://www.productdesignresources.com/</link>
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    <title>The Product Design Project Team</title>
    <description>An in-depth look at the make-up of a successful project team for product design.</description>
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