Industrial design magazine in 1955 focused on the post-war boom in the US, with articles discussing the growth of consumerism and the increasing availability of consumer goods. It also highlighted the importance of design in creating products that were both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The magazine also discussed the changing role of women in society, with articles discussing the importance of women in the workplace and the need for them to be educated in design. Finally, the magazine discussed the importance of design in creating a sense of national identity and pride.
