Jurnal Desain Indonesia.

Analysis of DIY (Do It Yourself) Sensory Play Games at Home Affecting Children's Fine Motoric Development

Rumaisha Al Fathia — 2024-09-10

Playing is one of the important activity for children aged 0 - 5 years which is the golden age of the child's development stage. This age is the most important period for the development of children at a later age. So that children need sufficient stimulation to increase their development to be more optimal. The stimulation provided can be in the form of procuring sensory play toys that you can make yourself or also called DIY games (Do It Yourself), in which toys are made with processing that relies on simple tools and materials that are easily available around. This research will discuss what kinds of DIY (Do It Yourself) sensory play toys can be made yourself and the extent to which these toys benefit the development of children's fine motor skills. The method used is in the form of processing qualitative data obtained from interview data collection and literature review. The results of this study obtained several examples of toys that have differences that can be assessed from developmental, psychological, and design aspects that can be considered in innovation in making children's toys.

Bibliometrik Pemetaan Analisis Komputational Publikasi Pada “desain produk industri”, “slow design” dan “wood kerfing” Melalui VOSviewer

Ghia Tri Jayanti — 2024-09-10

This study aims to verify the relation between “industrial product design”, “wood kerfing” and “slow design” by implementing the bibliometric approach to computational mapping analysis using VOSviewer. The article data was obtained from Google Scholar using the Publish or Perish reference manager software. The title and abstract searches by using keywords “industrial product design”, “slow design” and “wood kerfing”. In 10 period from 2013 to 2023, 461 articles found. The results classification into 2 clusters: product design and “wood kerfing”. There are total links of 91 links, with total links strength of 584. The analysis results related to the development of “industrial product design”, “slow design” and “wood kerfing”. Over 10 years period, there was gradual decrease of publication. In 2013, the publication reached 61 articles and decrease to 17 publications in 2023. The highest number of publication is in the year of 2013, reached up to 61 articles. This study found that there is no publication that link “product design” and “wood kerfing”. But “industry” is link to most of the keywords: 15 links, total link strength of 165 and 105 occurrences. Therefore, the result of this result can be the pivot to develop link between product design and wood kerfing.

The Reviving Past: A Study on How Generation Z Perceives and Adopts Vintage Fashion Trends

Dhanar Pradana — 2024-09-10

This research project is primarily dedicated to comprehension of individuals' perspectives on vintage
fashion styles. In the contemporary era, vintage fashion has not only emerged as a substantial trend
within the fashion industry but has also captured the interest of numerous individuals who are drawn
to clothing and accessories reflecting elements from bygone eras. Employing a quantitative research
methodology and utilizing the semantic differential approach, the study endeavors to quantify and
understand consumers' perceptions of products embodying vintage styles. Furthermore, the
investigation seeks to discern the various factors that contribute to shaping individuals' perceptions
of vintage fashion, including the influences of prevailing fashion trends and cultural elements.
The significance of acquiring an in-depth understanding of the intricate nature of perceptions
surrounding vintage fashion within the broader fashion landscape holds considerable potential for
elucidating how individuals engage with the historical dimensions of fashion. Despite the scarcity of
research focus on this particular phenomenon, this study is prompted by the imperative to scrutinize
the factors that impact consumer interest and comprehension of fashion trends in Indonesia,
employing constructed perceptions as a framework. Consequently, the research aims to address and
bridge existing knowledge gaps, aspiring to provide a more profound and nuanced understanding of
the role that vintage fashion plays in the Indonesian fashion industry and its consequential impact on
individual perceptions. In conclusion, Generation Z exhibits a well-rounded knowledge of vintagestyle fashion, understanding distinctive characteristics like silhouettes, colors, and era-specific motifs.
They possess awareness of specific years, recognize brands, and differentiate vintage fashion from
new products.

Opportunities for Developing Manglayang Bandung Coffee Product Waste as Material and Interior Design Elements in Coffee Center.

Baladika Pahleva Ashari — 2024-09-10

The Coffee Center is a building that functions as an information and education center for the Uncle Fly Eco-tourism Area, which includes an information center, cupping test room, podcast studio, competition area and owner's work space. The growth of the coffee industry at the Manglayang Coffee Farming Center, Bandung, can produce up to tens of tons of coffee, which also produces significant product waste. This research explores opportunities for developing waste products from the coffee industry as materials and interior design elements. Using qualitative research methods involving analysis of product waste, assessment of the quality of the materials produced, as well as exploration of interior design based on sustainability concepts. The research results show that coffee product waste has the potential to be an innovative and ecological material, in the form of a composite material based on natural fibers and resins, which can be recycled or biodegraded. The development of this material can have a positive impact on the local economy and the environment, while interior design that utilizes waste coffee products can create unique, aesthetic and environmentally friendly spaces. This study contributes to the understanding of coffee industry waste management as a valuable resource that can be creatively integrated into interior design.

Innovative Drain Cleaning Tool: Preserving Social Interaction in Residential Community Work

Izzatul Jannah — 2024-09-11

The activity of cleaning drain in residential areas through communal work not only deals with technical aspects but also carries a high social issue. This study aims to offer a design concept for drain cleaning tools in communal work activities. The case study was conducted in the residential areas of Graha Cikarang and Grenada Cluster, Bekasi. The investigation involved observing the residential environment, conducting in-depth interviews with residents and local leaders, and actively participating in communal work activities to empathize and identify the most significant design needs. The identification results were used to establish the design concept. The technical design solution was based on the residents' preferences regarding the most challenging activities in cleaning residential drains. The concept offered is a tool that can overcome the difficulty of removing sediment piles from within the residential area to the outside by rolling it, and it can also be used by residents to sit and rest during communal work. The finding of this research is that, based on communal work, the design does not aim to reduce human interaction. Technical difficulties are addressed by altering the drain cleaning scheme so that the process becomes different but does not change or reduce social interaction and the pattern of communal work, while simultaneously offering a new experience.

Implementation of SGDs Climate and Environmental Change Actions in the Indonesian Footwear Industry

Mochammad Charis Hidayahtullah — 2024-09-11

Previous research stated that the footwear industry in Indonesia in indicator 13 of the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) has not been achieved optimally. Research using qualitative methods in the form of literature studies is analyzed using problem tree analysis to obtain root data on the main problems and solutions. The main root of the problem found is related to the government and the footwear industry itself. The government needs to simplify the green SME/Industry financing scheme so that the green industry will increase and grow. Not only that, creative outreach via online media and print media also needs to be carried out massively to increase public/consumer awareness of environmental issues. Meanwhile, industries/companies are expected to implement environmentally friendly values because it is a separate branding and positioning that can increase industry/company revenues. The implementation of SDGs for climate/environmental change action in the Indonesian footwear industry is not yet optimal, but this research, it is hoped that it will provide awareness to the government, industry, and society to implement more climate/environmental change action activities in the future.

Modular Design Based on Platonic Solid Polyhedrons Through a Parametric Design Approach

Iyus S Sanusi — 2024-09-11

The Platonic Solid Polyhedron Geometry Shape is the basis of an interesting regular 3D geometric shape to be used as study material in developing ideas and concepts for creative and innovative product designs. In this research, one of the study materials that will be discussed is focused on analyzing and exploring parameters or references for modular design based on solid platonic polyhedron geometric shapes using a parametric design method approach. The aim of this research is to find the parameters needed to determine the formation of a 3D modular design that has novelty value in harmony with each geometric shape of the Platonic Solid polyhedron. The benefits of the research are expected to be able to find guidelines or parameters that can be applied in the stages of the design process, production process and assembly process for modular designs based on platonic solid polyhedrons. Through a parametric design method approach, in its implementation to find the novelty value of this modular design based on platonic solid polyhedrons, this is done by exploring and analyzing the structure of the five forms of platonic solid polyhedrons so as to find design parameters that are considered algorithmically through 2D drawing software and 3D digital modeling. on the computer. It is hoped that the resulting output can contribute to knowledge insight within the scope of the field of product design studies, in developing various variants of ideas and functional product design ideas based on modular designs that are creative, varied and innovative, and can be utilized to open opportunities of economic value in the world of creative industry.

The Use of Local Craft Terms in the Collaboration Process between Craftspeople and Designers

Dinar Pratiwi Aulia — 2024-09-11

One strategy for developing the craft and design sector in Indonesia involves collaborating designers with craftspeople. This collaboration is not just about engaging participants and knowledge from the design domain, but also from the local craftsmanship domain. Due to the value of tradition and culture, the craftsmanship domain possesses diverse and valuable creative knowledge, such as their creative knowledge reflected in the use of local craftsmanship terms. This paper uses a literature review method by collecting previous studies through Scopus and Elicit, a scientific publication database website. Studying from various books and articles about language, culture, crafts, and design process, the authors conclude that the use of certain language and terms represents knowledge, traditional values, and identity of designers or individuals that could influence a design process. Therefore, understanding local language and vocabulary in crafts is crucial for an effective collaboration between craftspeople and designers. This paper serves as a basis for further research in examining the use of local craftsmanship terms in collaborations between craftspeople and designers. Additionally, this paper also inspires authors to preserve and revitalize the traditional values of local crafts, namely by creating a repository of local craft terms. It is hoped that this paper could provide insight for designers regarding the importance of using specific language and terms and understanding the traditional values of craftspeople for a sustainable craft and design collaboration process.

Pemanfaatan Limbah Organik Melalui Desain Produk Sebagai Media Merangkai Bunga (Studi Kasus: Limbah Bunga)

Anisah Fitria — 2024-09-12

This research focused on findings potential usage of flower waste as a material for the product design. This is a response to the fact that the total waste production in Indonesia has gone up and most of it is organic waste which flowers are part. Events like weddings, graduations, and birthdays are occasions where a lot of flowers are ordered, but are later discarded when the occasion is over. In the data collected, it is estimated that weddings create 151 bouquets of flowers and leaves, fresh flowers that amount to 6kg which become waste. The aim of this research study is to investigate the possibility of flower waste to be utilized in aesthetic floral designs in a sustainable approach. Material Driven Design was applied in the experimental method. The experimental results show that the optimal formula for the medium of flower arranging is composition ratio of 3:1 for flowers to tapioca mixed with additive binder which is glycerol and CMC through the baking method. Therefore, the outcomes show that flower waste can be considered as a new material for floral arrangement industry, and contribute to the development of the flower waste research.

Keywords: organic waste, flower waste, natural materials, product design, arranging medium

Ampiang Dadiah: Functional Packaging Design For Minangkabau Traditional Food

Vernanda Em Afdhal — 2024-09-12

Dadih, or Dadiah in Minangkabau, is a traditional yogurt made from fermented buffalo milk. The fermentation process takes place in bamboo segments, which are sealed with banana leaves. Ampiang Dadiah is a combination of ampiang (flattened glutinous rice), gulo anau (palm sugar), and dadiah. This dish is a source of pride for the Minangkabau community, known for its many benefits and containing lactic acid bacteria that act as probiotics. However, traditional foods like this are often hard to find and not widely known. The preparation is inconvenient, and there is no packaging that combines dadiah, gulo anau, and ampiang. The presentation is also less attractive, preventing it from becoming a signature souvenir from West Sumatra. To address these issues, a packaging design for ampiang dadiah has been created that retains local wisdom while integrating modern packaging elements. This innovation includes new packaging for dadiah, which is traditionally wrapped in bamboo and sealed with banana leaves or plastic. The new design features attractive packaging with instant ampiang, making it easy to enjoy at any time. The design process followed the Design Thinking method, considering aspects such as empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test. The new design makes the traditional ampiang dadiah easier to serve, combines it with gulo anau and ampiang in one package, and is presented attractively, informatively, and with higher market value. The result is a functional and modern packaging design that serves as an inspiration and an effort to elevate local products to become a hallmark of West Sumatra.

Intersection of Tradition and Well-Being:

Farikha Bilqis — 2024-09-12

This study examines the intricate interrelationship between tradition, economic necessity, and physical health among women potters in Pagerjurang, Indonesia, who utilize a distinctive tilted pottery wheel technique. A mixed-methods approach, including ethnographic and the nordic body map questionnaire, was employed in order to investigate the impact of this traditional practice on the sitting posture and musculoskeletal issue of the potters. The study reveals that deeply entrenched social norms have shaped the evolution of pottery-making techniques, resulting in the design of perbot miring, a tilted pottery wheel that has become central to the Pagerjurang community's cultural identity and economic sustainability. Despite the reported physical discomfort, practice persists due to its cultural significance and economic importance. While initial observations suggested potential correlations between age, years of work, and physical complaints, statistical analysis showed weak, non-significant relationships. This research provides a foundation for future studies on ergonomic interventions that could preserve cultural practices while addressing physical health concerns in traditional pottery making in Pagerjurang.