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Issues
Wearable
Issues: Blisters, too small/large, wet, holes, damaged, too hot/cold, does not look nice, young children remove clothing constantly.
Who: Athletes, children and adults.
How: Problems need to be solved to increase comfort, and reduce possible injuries. Solutions include waterproof clothes, and special materials that prevent too much heat. Also aesthetically pleasing clothes.
Education
Issues: Need to revise, confused, lots of work, bag too small for textbooks, expensive, pencil case messy, time (late/no time for homework).
Who: Students and teachers.
How: These problems need to be solved as they affect students and teachers, damaging future workers. They could be solved by kits for students or items to help with learning.
Storage
Issues: Too many items, things get damaged, not enough space, delicate items, heavy, difficult to carry over long distances.
Who: People who live in mobile homes or travel often, campers, or homes with little storage.
How: Problems need to be solved as it can decrease people's qualities of life if their homes are a mess, and it could solve problems of messes. It could be solved with a large bag for carrying delicate items (eg. plates, cups).
Agriculture
Issues: Injuries away form others, animals, weather (rain/too hot/too cold), low income, environmental damage, expensive, animals escaped.
Who: Farmers, children and festivals/fairs.
How: Problems need to be solved as they can cause injury, and if solved it can improve outdoor living. Solutions include special locks to keep animals in and areas for people to go which are not damaged in erosion.
Lighting
Issues: Run out of batteries (torch), night time whilst outside, weather causing no electricity, ugly lamp/torch, loosing children dark spaces.
Who: People who enjoy camping and children.
How: Problems need to be solved as it can help to save lives when people are lost, and it could be helpful. Solutions include outfits with fitted lights, and items that can glow in the dark. (put a child in clothes that glow so they can be easily identified at night)
Architectual
Issues: Not enough space, ugly building, nowhere for people to spend time, expensive, families with small children having no space, in cities nowhere outside for people to exercise safely.
Who: People in cities and athletes.
How: Problems need to be solved otherwise people will be living in and around areas that do not work for their lifestyles. The issues could be solved with a space designed for small families which utilizes space for storage combined with places for parents, a building or public space that looks nice, safe spaces for athletes to exercise without traffic.
Graphic design/Packging
How: Problems need to be solved as otherwise consumers may ignore a product if it does not catch their eyes. Similarly if the box is misleading or easily damaged then customers may not buy again form the company, so the graphic design needs to be interesting and the packaging need to be sturdy.
Who: General consumers of products and those who are visually impaired ands may be unable to read packaging.
Issues: Not environmentally friendly, not interesting (dull, no colours), poor design, cheap materials, easily damaged in shipping, does not present product accurately, too large/small, misleading, difficult to read if visually impaired.
Product
How: Problems need to be solved as if a product is not up to consumer standards then no customers will buy and money will be lost. Also, damage can be caused to economies and environments if unethical methods are used to mass produce products, and workers may be exploited. Items may also fall apart easily if made of cheap or defective materials, or may simply just be overpriced.
Who: General consumers of products.
Issues: Not environmentally friendly, non-recyclable, poor quality, expensive materials, unethical production (underpaid workers, poor facilities), unreliable, poor packaging.