form vs function
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02-11-2011, 04:34 AM
Form follows function. For example, if you want a teapot to pour a steady stream of water (its function,) you have to make a long spout with a certain type of opening for it (its form.) If you want to hold onto the teapot without burning yourself (its function,) you need a handle (its form.)
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02-11-2011, 04:00 PM
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Form follows function. For example, if you want a teapot to pour a steady stream of water (its function,) you have to make a long spout with a certain type of opening for it (its form.) If you want to hold onto the teapot without burning yourself (its function,) you need a handle (its form.)
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