Sentence examples for challenging designers from inspiring English sources

Currently, the implications of technological and environmental transformations are challenging designers to focus on complex socio-technical systems.

Brandscapes bravely argues for a public architecture to re-create delight, challenging designers to bring together the wow factor of consumer culture and people's desire to belong.

Styled to Rock (Sky Living) Entertainment format challenging designers to create a stage outfit for the pop star Rihanna, who was presenter and an executive producer of the show.

Iyengar began the series as part of 36 Days of Type, a project challenging designers and illustrators to create their own takes on the letters and numbers of the alphabet, all of which respond to a singular theme.

The book... acts as a manifesto by condemning many of the existing products designed for people with disabilities, and challenging designers to use their skills to develop inspiring alternatives.

The effort was organized by HeadsUp, an international competition challenging designers to create a visualization related to world water issues.

Decision making processes in design often challenges designers to prioritise specifications and variables in order to develop solutions that are closer to the product's requirement goals.

For instance, in 2009, Nike highlighted its sustainable design ethos, "Considered Design," and noted the influence of its designers on various phases of the product lifecycle: Considered [Design] challenges designers to use environmentally preferred materials, reduce waste, create sustainable manufacturing processes and use innovation to reduce our overall impact ("Nike Talks," n.d., para. 9).

For our educational goal, we took the YRDKRX63N board by Renesas, which can be used to challenge designers with cross-compiling issues, device driver design, communication protocols and real-time processing.

To challenge designers to build to think and develop a physical representation of their idea early.

It challenges designers to think and act like their user so that they can better understand their needs.