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Shintaro Monden

Astoria, NY, United States

Member since September 08, 2008

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  • The solution for a tag

    Well-being, Industrial Design

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    I have come up with the new way of attaching my tags on the drug container. It has been an issue that tags will block the important medication information patients need when I directly attach them on the surface of a container. However, by making part of a tag transparent, I can make it posible to stick tags without letting them block the infomation underneath. This works out for various kinds of containers.

    See details: http://i499.photobucket.com/albums/rr357/mon_shin/1-3.png http://i499.photobucket.com/albums/rr357/mon_shin/2-1.png

    Posted February 18, 2009
    By Shintaro Monden

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  • Feedback from Patty

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    Shintaro, I worry that your concepts remain untested by potential users (patients AND pharmacists). I think the icons and the packaging strategies make sense, but it is hard to evaluate the design without feedback generated from testing.

    Perhaps starting by showing your strategies as applied to different scenarios (typical and "worst case") and showing not only the physical manifestation but the user experiences that are attributed to each scenario.

    The testing will bring this project to the next level and allow you to challenge and prove your assumptions.

    Posted February 23, 2009
    By pbeirne


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  • Industrial Design
  • Environmental Design
  • Communication Design
  • Fashion Design
  • Audio/Visual Design

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