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Flashcards by UnknownGrowth 21, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by UnknownGrowth 21
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| Question | Answer |
| Renewable Resources | Materials that can be re-grown or re-bred, so we do not run out. |
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Tidyman
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Encouraging being put in the bin. |
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Recycling Codes
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encouraging recycling. |
| what does ACCESSFM stand for? | -Aesthetics -Cost -Customer -Environment -Size -Safety -Function -Material |
| What are the Aesthetics of a product? | What does the product look like for e.g. shape, texture and colour. |
| What is the Cost of a product? | How much the product costs and if it is a reasonable. |
| What is the Customer of a product? | The person who purchases the product and who the product is aimed at (adults or children). |
| What is the Environment of a product? | How the product could affect the environment through the life cycle of the product. |
| What is the Size of the product? | The scale of a product and if it is a good size. |
| What is the Safety of a product? | is the product safe for customer use? fixed via error proofing. |
| what is the function of a product? | What the product is used for. |
| What is the Material of a product? | what material is it made out of. Good or bad? |
| What are Anthropometrics? | Analysis of human measurements changing the product. |
| What is the maintenance of a product | Preserving a product of a certain quality. |
| what is the sustainability of a product | The avoidance of depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an economic balance. |
| What is meant by a life cycle of a product? | A cycle from the raw materials to the end of a products 'life' in which it is recycled. this involves raw materials, manufacture, transport, use and disposal. each one the these processes include energy. |
| What are the six Rs? | Repair Rethink Reuse Refuse Recycle Reduce |
| what is an iconic design? | Usually a design that is 'ground breaking' and one that sets new standards in its field. It is a design that other designers and manufacturers follow, as it becomes a bench mark for other similar products. |
| what is a design specification? | A detailed document that provides information for a product such as sizes, performance and aesthetics. |
| explain what is meant by the term 'resource depletion' | when the consumption of a material exceeds its replenishment. This could result in the material no longer being available for use. |
| What are Ergonomics? | Ergonomics is the efficiency in which people work in the working environment. |
| what is the difference between function and Performance? | Function is what the product does and its purpose and performance is how well the product does its purpose. |
| What are the features of a product? | the features of the product are the distinctive aspects or attributes of it. |
| what would you do to make a product suitable for the target market? | Make it: Competitive Aesthetically pleasing Ergonomic and well performing. |
| what are limitations and Constraints of a product? | A limitation/ Constraint is something you must do or something you must not do. |
| What is a market pull? | Market pull is when companies use techniques such as market research and receive user input by hosting user surveys in order to update/improve their product. |
| what is a technology push? | A technology push is when companies push their new technology to their consumers without customer input. |
| What is the ease/design of manufacture? | the process of designing products in such a way that they are easy to manufacture. |
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