texture-improvement

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Texture-improvement' is making something feel better to touch or improving the way it feels. Like using sandpaper to make a wooden table smoother.

Examples in Different Contexts

In digital photography editing, 'texture-improvement' can bring details to life in photos. A photographer might discuss, 'I use texture-improvement tools in post-processing to highlight the intricacies of fabric in my fashion shoots.'

Practice Scenarios

Food-Tech

Scenario:

The taste and aroma of our ice-cream are perfect, but we need to work on the feel when it's consumed.

Response:

Let's focus on texture-improvement for our new variant to ensure a richer mouth-feel along with great taste.

Design

Scenario:

The fabric for the new line of designer wear should not only look good but also feel great.

Response:

I agree, a significant texture-improvement in our fabric will definitely elevate the users' tactile experience.