Currently certain standards for consumer products are expected which are mainly based around functionality, aesthetics, ease-of-use, affordability, safety, etc. Currently, smarter products that meet the user' functional and psychological needs are in demand. This paper presents an approach that was effective in identifying and quantifying subjective requirements from customers during a design of a personalised cricket faceguard successfully translating the language of the customer into a visual representation of an artefact.
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