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Basic ResearchBasic ResearchBasic Research is a fundamental form of scientific investigation in design that aims to advance theoretical understanding and knowledge without immediate practical applications or commercial objectives. This methodical approach to design inquiry focuses on discovering new principles, expanding the boundaries of knowledge, and developing new theories that may later serve as foundations for applied research and practical innovations. In the design context, basic research involves systematic investigation of core design principles, human perception, cognitive processes, material properties, and theoretical frameworks that underpin design practices. Unlike applied research, which seeks immediate solutions to specific problems, basic research in design explores fundamental questions about form, function, aesthetics, user interaction, and design methodology. This type of research often employs rigorous scientific methods, including controlled experiments, observational studies, and theoretical analysis to generate new insights into design phenomena. The findings from basic research contribute to the broader body of design knowledge and often lead to paradigm shifts in design thinking and practice. The impact of basic research extends beyond immediate commercial applications, laying the groundwork for future innovations and advancing the field's theoretical foundation. This approach has been particularly valuable in understanding human-centered design principles, color theory, ergonomics, and the psychological aspects of design interaction. The A' Design Award recognizes the significance of basic research in design through dedicated categories that honor theoretical contributions and fundamental investigations in the field, acknowledging that progress in design often stems from pure research endeavors that may not have immediate commercial applications but ultimately drive innovation and advancement in the discipline. Author: Lucas Reed Keywords: design theory, scientific investigation, theoretical framework, fundamental principles, knowledge advancement, design methodology, cognitive research, experimental studies |
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