Color Preferences of Generation MZ in Relation to Demographic Factors:Factors by Generation, Gender, Purchasing Power, and Education Level

Q1 Arts and Humanities
MinYoung Baek, Eunryung Hyun
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Background Generation MZ in relation to demographic factors such as generation, gender, purchasing power, and education level. The results of the study provide valuable data for designing color marketing strategies that cater specifically to Generation M and Generation Z. Methods A questionnaire consisting of 15 questions was completed by 107 individuals born between the years 1981 and 2005. The data was collected from October 24 to November 4, 2022. The study utilized the 15 basic colors of the Korean Industrial Standards “ KS A 0011 ” scale as the reference for color preference. Data analysis was performed through frequency analysis and an independent sample t-test using SPSS 26.0. Results The results indicated that the colors White, Black, Purple Blue, and Grey were highly preferred by Generation MZ, regardless of their demographic factors. The differences in color preference were mostly observed in colors with lower preferences. The demographic factor with the greatest impact on preferred color was education level. The study also revealed that preferences for the colors Grey and Pink varied significantly based on gender. Conclusions As sustainability in design becomes increasingly important due to environmental concerns and depletion of resources, an efficient and minimized error design methodology is necessary. This study, which analyzed the preferred color of Generation MZ and its relation to demographic factors, can provide evidence-based data for product planning, marketing, and advertising in the post-COVID-19 stagnant design industry.
MZ世代的颜色偏好与人口因素的关系:按世代、性别、购买力和教育水平划分的因素
MZ世代与年龄、性别、购买力、教育水平等人口因素有关。研究结果为设计专门针对M一代和z一代的色彩营销策略提供了有价值的数据。方法对107名1981年至2005年出生的人进行问卷调查,问卷由15个问题组成。数据收集于2022年10月24日至11月4日。该研究使用了韩国产业标准“KS A 0011”的15种基本颜色作为颜色偏好的参考。数据分析采用SPSS 26.0进行频率分析和独立样本t检验。结果结果表明,白色、黑色、紫色、蓝色和灰色是MZ一代最喜欢的颜色,无论他们的人口因素如何。颜色偏好的差异主要在偏好较低的颜色上观察到。对颜色偏好影响最大的人口因素是受教育程度。研究还显示,性别对灰色和粉色的偏好差异很大。由于环境问题和资源枯竭,设计的可持续性变得越来越重要,一种有效和最小化错误的设计方法是必要的。本研究分析了MZ一代的偏好颜色及其与人口因素的关系,可以为后疫情停滞的设计行业的产品规划、营销和广告提供循证数据。
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Archives of Design Research
Archives of Design Research Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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0.60
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期刊介绍: Archives of Design Research (ADR) is an international journal publishing original research in the field of design, including industrial design, visual communication design, interaction design, space design, and service design. It also invites research outcomes from design-related interdisciplinary fields such as the humanities, arts, technology, society and business. It is an open-access journal, publishing four issues per year. Currently papers are published in both English and Korean with an English abstract. ADR aims to build a strong foundation of knowledge in design through the introduction of basic, applied and clinical research. ADR serves as a venue and platform to archive and transfer fundamental design theories, methods, tools and cases. Research areas covered in the journal include: -Design Theory and its Methodology -Design Philosophy, Ethics, Values, and Issues -Design Education -Design Management and Strategy -Sustainability, Culture, History, and Societal Design -Human Behaviors, Perception, and Emotion -Semantics, Aesthetics and Experience in Design -Interaction and Interface Design -Design Tools and New Media -Universal Design/Inclusive Design -Design Creativity -Design Projects and Case Studies
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