Design can pursue a course in this design specialization at the undergraduate or the post graduate level.
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Popular Design Specializations
- Apparel Design
Fashion designers create original clothing, accessories, and footwear. They sketch designs, select fabrics and patterns, and give instructions on how to make the products they designed. Larger apparel companies typically employ a team of designers headed by a creative designer. Some fashion designers specialize in clothing, footwear, or accessory design; others create designs in all three fashion categories.
- Interior Design
Interior designers are people who work in close proximity to architects. They help in planning out the layout of an establishment which can be a house, office or any other commercial complex in such a manner that the area at hand is utilised in the best possible way.
Interior designers help firms/homeowners in planning out the layout, structure, colour schemes, furnishings and decorations of their establishments. The main task of an interior designer/decorator is to make any establishment look attractive and also offer utility items. The most common and popular career profiles after pursuing an interior design course are to become Interior designers and interior decorators.
- Jewelry Design
A Jewellery designer is a person who is trained in such a way that he/ she has architectural as well as functional knowledge of different material, composition, fabrication techniques, wearability as well as market trends.
In order to become a jewellery designer, aspirants can pursue a course at the undergraduate (UG) or postgraduate (PG) level. Popular UG courses that candidates can pursue at the UG level include BDes in Jewellery Design, BSc in Jewellery Design, BA in Jewellery Design and BVoc in Jewellery Design. On the other hand, PG courses that candidates can pursue in this design specialisation are MDes in Jewellery Design, MSc in Jewellery Design and MBA in Jewellery Design. Apart from degree courses, candidates can also pursue diploma or certificate courses in jewellery design.
- Product Design
Product Design as a design field involves designing or creating products that will be used by consumers. Thus, while designing anything, a product designer needs to ensure that the product being designed is easy and safe to use.
It is not necessary that a product designer always designs new products. He/she can also pick up an existing product and change its design in such a manner that its functionality is improved and it is economical as well as attractive to the target audience.
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