Which ancient civilization is credited with developing the first standardized product design system that included detailed specifications for measurements, materials, and construction methods?

The ancient world was home to remarkable product innovations and sophisticated marketplaces. Despite lacking modern technology, ancient civilizations developed intricate product designs that influenced commerce for millennia. From Mesopotamian pottery to Roman architectural innovations, product design was a crucial element of ancient economies. This poll tests your knowledge about how product design principles emerged in the cradle of civilization and how they continue to influence modern design thinking.

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Mesopotamians, who created the first design templates for pottery and tools with standardized cuneiform inscriptions specifying materials and dimensions
Ancient Egyptians, who developed the world's first comprehensive product design manuals for everything from furniture to architectural elements
Ancient Greeks, who pioneered the golden ratio and modular design principles applied consistently across pottery, architecture, and everyday objects
Indus Valley civilization, which implemented uniform weights, measures, and design specifications for trade goods across their extensive commercial network