E M3 Discussion - Form or Function? Product Differentiation: Is it Form or Function? In 1896, the architect Louis Sullivan coined the phrase, "form ever follows function." Does that tenet apply when differentiating products? 10:43 TWES Is it form, an emotional reaction consumers have with a product's design or aesthetics, as with cars or clothing? Or is it function, a product's purpose and performance, as with smart phones? Here is what I would like you to do for this discussion: "Rolex Datejust" (CC BY Take a position. What is the key to product success? Form or function? Defend and explain your position. Then select a product that supports your position and describe how its form or function differentiates it from competitive products. "Vintage Timex" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by France 1978 2.0) by Bruno Soares Discussion Instructions This discussion is intended to help you further explore and think critically about the information you are reading and viewing. You expected be an active participant in the discussion, and the minimu criteria of one ("main") substantive initial posting of around 150 - 200 words and several thoughtful, well-supported responses of approximately 100 - 125 words. Each discussion response must be spell checked, well-written and cite references in support of arguments. For further explanation on how you are graded review the Discussion Rubric