Chater 6 Flashcards

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What is iterative design?

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Making small steps with constant changes as feedback is gained

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What is feedback used for?

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To refine and modify areas

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What are primary data sources?

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  • Interviews
  • Questionnaires
  • Taking measurements
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What are secondary data sources?

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Other people have gathered the info

Eg, articles, newspapers

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What is ergonomics?

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The study of human interactions with objects. Scientific study. Measures physical + emotional connections to the physical world

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How does ergonomic help designers?

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  • Need to make a product that appeals to large audience

- Find out what people like + dislike and why

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What is anthropometric?

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Branch of ergonomics that studies the measurement of humans

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What should design and manufacturing specification include?

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  • Detailed points relating to products form and function

- Possible measurements

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How can collaborating with people help with design?

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  • Good way of getting creativity flowing

- Range of ideas produced

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What is user centred design?

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Based around the understanding and fulfilling the wants, needs and limitations of the client or users of the product. Helps understand the potential issue

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How can you avoid design fixation?

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  • Work with others
  • Stop drawing and start making
  • Get some failures out of the way
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What are the 3 types of testing?

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  • Non-destructive testing : evaluate a product without causing damage
  • Destructive testing: tests used to see how the product responds under extreme conditions
  • Market testing: product given to client and user to see how it performs in use
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What are exploded drawings?

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  • shows every component of the product, they are drawn separated from each other
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