With the progress of technology, environmental changes and the living standards are increasing, giving rise to diverse abundance of consumer products. Consumer product designers generate product paradigms by discovering and assessing the attributes of consumer necessities and demand. Appraisal and effective design are the keys of this development processes. However, most design estimation is fuzzy and there is a high level of uncertainty during this stage. Making any mistake at this stage could easily lead to improper product development in subsequent stages. Furthermore, latter stage designers may be unfamiliar with concept origins not only leading to inappropriate development but unlawful development. In order to improve this shortcoming, there must be a rational method for assessment and development. The objective of this paper is to develop a rational method for shaping the product. In this paper, the design process of a telephone is used as an example. First the AIDA (Analysis of Interconnected Decision Areas) and VE (Value Engineering) method is used to investigate the problem. Second, we construct a fuzzy synthetic evaluation model in attempt to reduce choice process uncertainty and in determination. The result shows that these models contribute to the rationality of the design process by not only reducing errors but also improving decision making efficiency.