feelslookstastes
Feelslookstastes is a coined term used to describe the integrated evaluation of an object or experience through tactile, visual, and gustatory cues. The phrase captures how people form an overall impression by combining what something feels like, looks like, and tastes like.
Origin and usage: The term appears in discussions of multisensory perception and design; it is not a
Mechanisms: Crossmodal effects occur when cues in one modality alter perceptions in another. For instance, glossiness
Applications: In product development, chefs and food designers may optimize textures, colors, and presentation to elicit
Limitations: As an informal term, feelslookstastes lacks precise operational definitions and can be interpreted differently across
See also: Multisensory perception; Crossmodal perception; Synaesthesia.
References: This term is used informally and not tied to a single canonical study; readers are directed