that we are in a transition from an economy of scale to an economy of choice. It presents the historical context of how design relates to the economy of scale, and why underlying forces of that economy reduced the relevance of user experience and focused design practice on appearance. It discusses why manufacturers now meet the desire for more consumer choice through over-production. It explains how this leads to an “innovation gap” in which companies know how to make anything without knowing what to make.
Shading is showing the objects' roundness or shape; shade is the blocking of a light source; and shadow is the variation between black and white with the darkest part at the center and the 'shadow' fades at the edges.
False. Usually in music there is a time signature at the beginning of the piece, telling you how many beats should be in each measure and therefore how many should be in the bar.
