Quenching thirst with aesthetics: Analysing the Trade-offs by
Reconciling quantity with visually appealing design in Glassware
Ergonomics
Abstract
Consumers come across Glassware in our everyday lives, acting as a basic
need for serving and storing, laboratories, etc. The Glassware market
heavily relies on both its aesthetics and ergonomics. A visually
appealing design significantly impacts the number of beverages served.
The Glassware market heavily relies on both its aesthetics and
ergonomics. Ergonomics is also used as a vital component in marketing
campaigns to draw in customers. This empirical paper highlights the
significance of having a holistic approach toward ergonomically designed
glassware with specific reference to the beverage (juice). Experimenting
with the same and a mirage about the quantity got tested. The expected
insights of the chosen product are intuitively designed for ease of use.
This study illustrates the role played by ergonomics and design. The
samples were categorically analyzed based on aesthetics and quantity of
glassware served in kiosks in the Vellore district and the results were
obtained.