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• TITLE: Research Status and Hotspot Analysis of Chinese Product Design Evaluation Based on CiteSpace

  AUTHORS: Hongwen Liu

  KEYWORDS: Product Design Evaluation, CiteSpace, Visualization, Research Status, Research Hotspots

  JOURNAL NAME: Art and Design Review, Vol.9 No.4, November 29, 2021

  ABSTRACT: As an important link in the product design process, product design evaluation has attracted a lot of attention from Chinese scholars, and has produced a large number of research results that need to be integrated. Based on the bibliometric method and CiteSpace visualization software, the research analyzes the Chinese core literature related to product design evaluation in the CNKI database to present the current research status and hotspots in the field of Chinese products design evaluation. The results show that the amount of knowledge in the field of Chinese product design evaluation is increasing, reflecting that there is still a large research space in the field of Chinese product design evaluation; the current research hotspots of Chinese product design evaluation can be divided into three aspects: evaluation methods and technologies, evaluation index construction, and multiple consumer needs; “cultural and creative products” “program optimization” “user experience” and “product-service system” have become the current research frontiers themes in the research of product design evaluation theory. The above conclusions can provide references for the in-depth study of the follow-up product design evaluation theory.