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IJSREM20101
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7 |
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Apr 2023
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
The term “user-centred design” (UCD) refers to a method of product or service design that puts the requirements, desires, and preferences of the end-users first. To ensure moral corporate conduct in the gem and jewellery industry, this research aims to comprehend the significance of user-centred design (UCD). The jewellery sector has a substantial customer base, which enables producers to serve a huge market and make profit. This paper’s research methodology includes a careful examination of secondary sources of information. To get insight and a conceptual grasp of the subject, research papers and articles from reputable journals, marketing books, trend forecast publications, and online resources of related subjects were examined. As primary sources, the author’s research also draws on his own opinions as well as conversations with design managers, bloggers, jewellers, start-up owners, and consultants. User-centered design is essential for the jewellery sector to uphold ethical business standards. This study will aid in the exploration of research in the areas of user preferences, user privacy, promoting inclusivity, accessibility, creating trust, ethical certification, understanding user’s perspective, user’s feedback and empathy.
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2/4/2023
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