As consumer attitudes change so too does the demand for high quality, well-designed, environmentally sustainable goods. And in turn, the call for new kinds of products creates endless opportunities for designers all around the globe. This series explores the challenges facing product designers, covering a range of subjects including user design, mass manufacture, testing and modification, and the use of sustainable materials both for packaging and for products. The series features case studies, explains relevant terminology, and provides an in-depth look at manufacturing processes.

There are eight 25-minute programs in the series;

1. DESIGNING FOR THE USER
2. SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
3. DESIGNING WITH RECYCLED MATERIALS
4. LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT
5. PRODUCT DESIGN AND MASS MANUFACTURE DESIGN OPTIMIZATION
6. CHOOSING SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS
7. DESIGNING FOR INNOVATION AND SAFETY
8. PRODUCT DESIGN, TESTING, AND MODIFICATION

*Sub-Titled
*Includes Guides