A Comparative Verification of Design Ordering Methods using Reader's Feeling for Document Production Outsourcing Services
Abstract
We showed that there are three levels of production purpose, reader's feeling and design specifically as an ordering method when requesting design work. It was statistically confirmed that the appropriateness and the easiness of understanding improve when the order content includes reader’s feeling. In particular, it was recognized that appropriateness would be improved if the reader's feeling instruction was given without the production purpose instruction. Furthermore, appropriateness decreased when instructing production purpose and design at the same time. As a result, it is considered that the inclusion of reader’s feeling in the content of the order has improved the evalu-ation of the worker for the ordering method.
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