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The basic design course mainly focuses on training students in their form development ability, including two parts: graphic figure and three-dimensional form. However, in terms of form development, it is not just to create a certain form arbitrarily, but to convey the creator's intention based on this form. For students who are new to the field of design, it will be very difficult to convey their own ideas through creative forms. Therefore, this research combines abstract design with three-dimensional composition to develop a new teaching method, which connects two parts of graphic figure and three-dimensional form together, and divides them into three stages: abstract design, unit model and combined model. In addition to allowing students to learn comprehensively, they can also understand how to design a form that can convey their own views and lay a good foundation for future design courses. After the course, the three stages have a positive impact on students. Students will have a new understanding of design, have greater interest and confidence in design, and understand the entire process of design (data collection, analysis, ideation and production) and the importance of teamwork.

Taiwan has actively promoted the concept of 'cultural and creative industry' since 2002. While industry, government, and academia have actively invested resources, policies and developmental directions still have many uncertainties in production, government and education. As a result, the focus of industrial design of cultural and creative products, is difficult to forecast regarding the direction of future developments. This study uses a semi-structured interview method to research the commonality of Taiwan's cultural and creative products perceptions and development. This will facilitate an understanding of the challenges and future trends in the development of Taiwan's cultural and creative products from the perspective of industrial design. After interviewing experts, we see how Taiwan's cultural and creative products are not only limited to product design issues, but also an integration of production, manufacturing and service ideas of the entire system. Due to advanced technologies, the digital convenience of information dissemination , and prevalence of cultural interactions, the development of cultural and creative products with 'common and integrated' characteristics will become a trend in the future. It will be apparent that future research on cultural and creative products should have added emphasis on cultural integration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]