Ever watched someone struggle to assemble flat-pack furniture and thought, "Why did they design it this way?"
Now imagine that same frustration playing out on a factory floor — thousands of times a day. Every extra screw, awkward angle, or confusing step costs real time and money.
That's exactly the problem Design for Assembly (DFA) sets out to solve. It's a straightforward idea with a big impact, yet many teams overlook it until it's too late.
Since I am going through the process of developing products for my new D2C . . .
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