Product Design Specifications 'Good' design is if it meets it. Objectively tested - quantitative.

Made Pugh's Plates - sub-sections PDS must address

Environment, testing, safety, product life span, materials, ergonomics (how interacted with and improve ease of use), aesthetics, performance, product cost, time scale, size + weight, maintenance (how often product maintained - consumable parts?)

Help make decisions or prove/disprove predictions

Shape 2d profile, form 3d object

Tangential alignments

Lines and curves meeting at a single point - aerodynamic, minimal, aesthetic

e.g. of anthropomorphism

Anna G corkscrew or 1915 coca-cola bottle

Ergonomic considerations

Anthropometric data, differing abilities (all senses), force, materials, colour, symbols

Guidelines for control design

Not move unnecessarily, easy to grip (larger), increase grip control surfaces, in dark - no flush surfaces for aesthetics, pressure optimised, varying shapes/sizes touch, clear labels, tactile markings easy to find, important info shown variety of ways

Accessible to and usable by as many people as reaosnably possible *without the need for special adaptation or specialised design*. UCD involved. Empathetic involved

Designers taking part in task analyses while emulating possible restrictions e.g. third age suit - joint + grip + vision restrict

Ergonomics definition

Scientific study of people and their working conditions

Study of individual tasks performed by consumers

Use of the end user throughout design process to ensure developed product focused on actual needs not designer perceived

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Question	Answer
PDS	Product Design Specifications 'Good' design is if it meets it. Objectively tested - quantitative.
Stuart Pugh	Made Pugh's Plates - sub-sections PDS must address
Pugh's plates basic	Environment, testing, safety, product life span, materials, ergonomics (how interacted with and improve ease of use), aesthetics, performance, product cost, time scale, size + weight, maintenance (how often product maintained - consumable parts?)
Reason for modelling	Help make decisions or prove/disprove predictions
Shape vs form	Shape 2d profile, form 3d object
Tangential alignments	Lines and curves meeting at a single point - aerodynamic, minimal, aesthetic
e.g. of anthropomorphism	Anna G corkscrew or 1915 coca-cola bottle
Ergonomic considerations	Anthropometric data, differing abilities (all senses), force, materials, colour, symbols
Guidelines for control design	Not move unnecessarily, easy to grip (larger), increase grip control surfaces, in dark - no flush surfaces for aesthetics, pressure optimised, varying shapes/sizes touch, clear labels, tactile markings easy to find, important info shown variety of ways
Inclusive design	Accessible to and usable by as many people as reaosnably possible without the need for special adaptation or specialised design. UCD involved. Empathetic involved
Empathetic design	Designers taking part in task analyses while emulating possible restrictions e.g. third age suit - joint + grip + vision restrict
Ergonomics definition	Scientific study of people and their working conditions
Task analysis	Study of individual tasks performed by consumers
UCD	Use of the end user throughout design process to ensure developed product focused on actual needs not designer perceived

Created by: Pyrogearos2

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