Onur Cobanliquitenehua: There are many paths to designing a product, you can start with blue sky, you can start with available technology, you can start with market requirements, and you might be successful, however if you start with end-customer in your mind; if you design your product or service in a way to make the end-customer happy (and of course affordable by end-customer) you will definitely be successful. In order to design for the end-customer, you need to have good anthropological research, epistemological research, observation and experimentation, you must question, understand, know and think like the end-user.
In cēmānāhuac māhuīztīc A' Design Award and Competition quicuī cē yancuīc tlachīhualiztli tlanēmilīliztli cēcēn tōnalli quēmeh Tōnalli Tlachīhualiztli Tlanēmilīliztli. Xictēmō cē yancuīc tlanēmilīliztli, xicmati in tlahtōlli ītēchpa yōlchīhualiz tēquitl ōquimacēhui māhuīztīc A' Design Award tlamācēhualiz.