What Is Design Ethics?

Design Ethics is where moral dilemmas are taken into action and decided upon. They are based on personal beliefs and values within society. External aspects need to be taken into consideration when designing for a client, and that the design should be suitable specifically for them. Designers need to keep various areas in mind, from environmental, multiculturalism to anti-consumerism etc.

Wednesday, 30 April 2014

Breakdown of Ethical Dilemmas in Packaging by Paula Fitzgerald Bone and Robert J. Corey


This research is all collected in the paper "Ethical Dilemmas in Packaging". Although the research on this essay is dated the examples it uses are still relevant today

According to the Natural Marketing Institute’s (NMI), Harleysville, PA, annual U.S. LOHAS Consumer Trends Study, a study performed in 2013. Over packaging is becoming a concern to consumers and more companies may have to look to sizing down their packaging sizes and use more greener products to attract new customers. (Article on the study)



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