Väldesignad

Väldesignad is a Swedish adjective meaning "well designed." It is formed from väl meaning "well" and designad meaning "designed," and is used to describe products, interfaces, buildings, or systems that are considered to demonstrate high-quality design. The term appears in consumer reviews, journalism, advertising, and academic writing about design culture.

Characteristics commonly associated with väldesignad objects include clear function, intuitive usability, cohesive aesthetics, durability, sustainable production, and thoughtful attention to materials and ergonomics. The notion aligns with principles of user-centered design, simplicity, accessibility, and lifecycle considerations, though what constitutes "well designed" can vary by context and user needs.

Väldesignad is applicable across fields such as industrial design, digital interfaces, architecture, and urban planning. In practice, the label is often used subjectively and can be debated in critical discourse. For some products, the claim signals quality and care; for others, it may be a marketing flourish without substantive evaluation.

Related concepts include design quality, usability, and sustainable design. The term remains context-dependent and culturally situated, reflecting evolving notions of usability, aesthetics, functionality, and responsibility in design.