Product / Industrial Design
Product concept, form language, ergonomic logic, CMF direction, usage details and presentation-ready design documentation.
- Best for new products, redesigns and product line extensions.
Services
Industrial design services for products moving toward prototype or production.
Choose a focused scope or combine services into a full product development engagement. Each service is built around usable deliverables, not vague creative language.
Scope map
Each service is tied to a usable output, then checked through visible technical evidence.
The scope should lead to files, notes, visuals or handoff material that moves the product forward.
Class-A Surfacing
Refined exterior surfaces with controlled highlights, clean transitions, edge logic and premium reflection behavior.
- Best for visible housings, premium plastic parts and automotive-style surface studies.
CAD Development
3D product modelling that turns sketches, references, scans or early concepts into controlled digital geometry.
- Best for prototype preparation, investor visuals and supplier communication.
Reverse Engineering
Rebuilding existing products, scan data or physical references into cleaner CAD with improved surfaces and usable structure.
- Best for legacy products, damaged files, physical samples and design updates.
Plastic Part Design & DFM
Attention to draft, wall thickness, ribs, bosses, part splits, assembly, tooling logic and manufacturability.
- Best for injection-molded housings and functional consumer product parts.
Product Rendering
Premium visuals for websites, investor decks, pre-launch campaigns, technical communication and design decision-making.
- Best for products that need to be understood before tooling or photography.
Working Models
Three practical ways to work together.
- Concept or CAD sprint
A focused engagement for an early idea, a presentation model, a render package or a fast product direction reset. - Full design development
A complete path from brief and concept through CAD, surfacing, prototype planning and handoff documentation. - DFM / surface review
A targeted review of existing CAD, product form, plastic part logic or surface quality before prototype or tooling.
Questions before starting
A short technical brief usually reveals the right scope.
Send the product type, current assets, target market, constraints, deadline and success criteria. Method Studio can then recommend a sprint, full development path or focused review.