Who is a Product Designer?

<p>The most common job profile that aspirants join after completing such a course is to become a Product Designer. The tasks assigned to a Product Designer start from&nbsp;<strong>meeting the client and receiving a client brief.</strong>&nbsp;After receiving the brief, the Product Designer conducts&nbsp;<strong>user research and benchmarking.</strong>&nbsp;After completing these steps, a Product Designer comes up with a design proposal.&nbsp;</p><p>Product Designers are also responsible for developing these ideas and making initial sketches. Once they are a bit sure about the Product Design, they need to decide on suitable materials as well as resources to create the product. Further, the&nbsp;<strong>Product Designers use computer-aided design software</strong>&nbsp;in order to produce detailed blueprints of the product. After this, they make working models/mocks/samples of the product known as prototypes.</p><p>Later, these models are tested and it is evaluated whether the products made are easy to use or not. After this testing is complete, all the flaws or faults of the product are refined and finally, the product is designed in such a way that it is cost-effective as well as easy to use.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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