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What is the purpose of a design strategy?
To plan how to design and
manufacture
a product
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Why do engineers need to choose a design strategy?
To determine the best approach for the
product
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Name one design strategy mentioned in the material.
Linear design
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What will you need to know for the exam regarding design strategies?
Which
strategy
was used for a product
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of design strategies?
You need to
understand
both
aspects
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What is linear design?
A
step-by-step
method of designing products
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How does communication flow in linear design?
Communication goes
one-way
only
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List one stage in the linear design process.
Research
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What is a disadvantage of linear design?
It can limit
choices
in design
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What is sustainable design focused on?
Environmental sustainability
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How is sustainable design similar to user-centred design?
Sustainability
is considered at every stage
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Why has sustainable design become more important?
Due to awareness of
environmental
damage
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What are the 6Rs of sustainability?
Reduce
,
Recycle
,
Reuse
,
Refuse
,
Rethink
,
Repair
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What does iterative design involve?
Modeling
, testing, and evaluating new
versions
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What does the term "iterative" mean in design?
A new
version
of the idea
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Why is iterative design popular?
It is used in many
engineering
sectors
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What is ergonomic design focused on?
The
interaction
of humans with products
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What data does ergonomic design use?
Anthropometric data
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What are the three key factors of ergonomic design?
Comfort, ease-of-use, and safety
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What is user-centred design (UCD)?
Putting
the
user
at the
centre
of
design
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How do designers involve users in UCD?
By
talking
to them at every
stage
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In what areas is user-centred design often used?
Phone apps
, computer programs, and gaming
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What does inclusive design aim to achieve?
Access for as many people as
possible
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Where is inclusive design commonly applied?
In
public spaces
, work, and school
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What is one disadvantage of linear design?
Can limit choices as it lacks
iterations
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What is one advantage of iterative design?
Step-by-step improvement of design ideas
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What is one disadvantage of sustainable design?
Development can become costly with
iterations
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What is one advantage of inclusive design?
Does not exclude any
users
from using products
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of linear design?
Advantages:
Step-by-step approach helps plan for success
Disadvantages:
Can limit choices as design lacks iterations
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of iterative design?
Advantages:
Step-by-step improvement of design ideas
Disadvantages:
Development can become costly with many
versions
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of ergonomic design?
Advantages:
Focuses on
user comfort
and safety
Disadvantages:
Product can be too specific to a certain
user group
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of user-centred design?
Advantages:
Involves users
in
every
design
decision
Disadvantages:
Can be time-consuming and resource-intensive
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of inclusive design?
Advantages:
Ensures
accessibility
for all users
Disadvantages:
May not meet
specific
needs of certain groups
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of sustainable design?
Advantages:
Promotes
environmental sustainability
Disadvantages:
Can increase
production costs
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