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Exercises

1. Give Russian equivalents of the following phrases:

There are countless definitions of design, some aim to categorise design, propositions for users or customers, make the world around me better, it makes ideas tangible, ability to make new ideas real from an early stage, really great designers care hugely about the real people, design has a particular ability to make things simple.

2. Say if the following sentences are true or false:

1. There are two definitions of design.2. Design is what links creativity and innovation.3. The most obvious attribute of design is that it makes ideas tangible.4. Really great designers don’t care hugely about the real people.5. Anything that is too complicated to understand, communicate or operate is soon exposed.

3. Insert missing words, use the text’s vocabulary:

1. Design may be described as . . . deployed to a specific end.2. Perhaps the most obvious . . . of design is that it makes ideas . . . , it takes abstract . . . and inspirations and makes something. . . .3. This ability to make new ideas . . . from an early stage in developing . . . or services means that they have a greater chance of becoming . . . more quickly.4. Perhaps this is why really great design can seem as . . . as . . . sense.5. The dual qualities of . . . and human-centeredness mean that the design process is very good at . . . others.

4. Translate these sentences into Russian:

1. Some aim to categorise design, to explain how it is different from or related to other activities, while others try to inspire good design. 2. Design is all around you, everything man-made has been designed, whether consciously or not.3. In fact, it’s often said that designers don’t just think and then translate those thoughts into tangible form, they actually think through making things.3. This focus on users inspires great ideas and ensures that solutions meet real needs, whether the users are fully aware of them or not.4. Design processes are increasingly being used as a way to enable groups of designers and non-designers to work together to tackle big issues.

Section II. The Developing of Design all over the World

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