The cosmetic features that decorate the outside, along with the companys logo, are all you can see and they will stand out for the life of the product. Logos and legend information, especially in this case, are becoming more important daily to the consumer as the technology gap increases. Most firms spend a great deal of money on the cosmetic touches developing and creating their company legend to reach you the consumer. The intent is to have it representative of the item you buy, to be prominent in a not overbearing way, to make a statement about your choices, to establish trust and to send a non-verbal message to you within the confines of its borders. What do you think of when you see the Nike swoosh, the Rolex crown, Calvin Klein on clothes, the cameo of the Sees grandmother, the Maytag emblem or the Mercedes silver star over the hood? So we do, admittedly, often judge a book by its cover.
You could also think of it another way. That significant person in your life knows you are a good person within but still, for special occasions, you dress the part and take care of the small details of looking good on the outside to be as presentable as possible to them for these special occasions. In both examples the outward information was important. In the same way the graphics, logos or key legends that become a final part of the keyboard product is of vital importance to the company producing the product and to us here at Advanced Input Systems. It is proof of quality on the inside.
In this technical bulletin we will look at the various types of legend information, how they are related to material types and factors that you should be aware of in creating your next customers design.
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