The phrase "acquaintance design" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where one is referring to a design that is familiar or known to someone, but it lacks clarity and common usage.
Example: "The acquaintance design of the user interface made it easy for new users to navigate the application."
Alternatives: "familiar design" or "known design".
To examine this idea, two studies involving 217 participants used a zero-acquaintance design in which unacquainted judges rated the attractiveness of participants in impromptu photographs.
We found that motivations previously identified as being "social" split into two categories: building common ground with existing acquaintances, and design-driven reciprocal behavior.
She worked, or so she told acquaintances, in interior design.
Two vignettes, one based on a stranger and one on an acquaintance situation "were designed to incorporate risk factors identified in the literature and included … clear risk factors and ambiguous risk factors" (p. 162).
One acquaintance, a freelance designer, pitched in $5,000 worth of Web design work for a mere $500, a few pairs of pants and a home-cooked meal or two.
Results provide a comprehensive analysis of relations between personality similarity and liking among acquaintances in a randomized, naturalistic design.
He recalled that Ms. Zeisel, who had a strong appreciation of the history of decorative arts and a personal acquaintance with most of the modern design movements of the 20th century, told him never to try to create anything new.
He contacted an Internet acquaintance who had previously mocked up a design idea from Rogers's Kotaku column, programmer Michael Kerwin, who came through in a week with a version without graphics or sound, which was later added.
Rogers contacted an Internet acquaintance who had previously mocked up a design idea from Rogers's Kotaku column, programmer Michael Kerwin, who came through with a rough draft within a week.
The analytical result on the lower-bound of the average number of acquaintances for consultation is essential for the design and configuration of IDSs in a collaborative environment.
The main obstacles for large scale application, beside the high first cost, are the lack of practical experience and acquaintance among architects, builders and planners with the design, control and operation of these systems.
