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Flashcards by DefinitelyNot Spencer Bourne, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by DefinitelyNot Spencer Bourne
over 4 years ago
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| What is the BSI? | The British Standards Institution (BSI) is a service organisation that produces standards across a wide variety of industry sectors. The BSI assists organisations wishing to achieve the European CE mark certification. |
| What does ACCESS FM stand for? | -Aesthetics -Customer -Cost -Environment -Size -Safety -Function -Material |
| What is the Design Cycle? | The design cycle contains four phases of the making of a product. These four phases, in order are: Identify, Design, Optimize and then Validate. |
| What is an Iconic Design? Use an example. | An iconic design is 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. Furthermore, an iconic design is one that stands up to the test of time, remaining a great design, despite the passing of years, decades and even centuries. Examples of iconic designs include the Spitfire and the Sony Walkman. |
| Definition of the Life Cycle Assessment: | A Life Cycle Assessment considers all the aspects of resource use and environmental releases associated with an industrial system from cradle to grave. It covers a range of activities, from the extraction of raw materials from the Earth and the production and distribution of energy, through the use, and reuse, and final disposal of a product. |
| What is a Design Brief? | A design brief is a statement of how you are going to solve the design problem. |
| What are the 6 R's? | The 6 R's are: Recycle, Reuse, Reduce, Refuse, Rethink, Repair |
| Definition of Anthropometrics: | The analysis of measurements of the human body in relation to the product. |
| Definition of Sustainability: | To avoid depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance. |
| What does this symbol represent? | Environmental Hazard |
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What is a Market Pull?
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You are pulling consumers towards you/your product – you are inspiring the need or want for this product. |
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What is a Market Push?
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Companies are pushing their new products onto the consumers. The consumers are led to believe it is a new idea and is better than previous models. This could be achieved by encouraging a trial purchase. Examples: iPhone 8 > iPhone X |
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