Design Process
What is the first step of the design process
What is defining the problem?
In DeLong (Territoriality), what are the four types of areas separated by boundaries and transitions?
Private, Semi-Private, Semi-Public, and Public
Designing spaces to fit the human body
What is ergonomics?
Vertical distance from the floor to the vertex (crown of the head) is..
What is stature or standing height
This term describes the physical space people maintain during social interactions.
What is interpersonal distance?
In this step, designers gather information, research users, and study similar solutions.
What is researching or brainstorming?
Name the three human factor founders (trace).
Lynch, DeLong, and Hall
The ideal position that reduces strain while working
The two classifications that decide the placement of cabinets..
What is the average height and average reach range?
This zone of personal space ranges from about 18 inches to 4 feet and is commonly used for conversations.
This step involves sketching, modeling, or generating multiple possible solutions before choosing one.
What is developing ideas or ideation?
What is the design idea that has natural light, plants, and naturalistic control?
What is biophilic design?
Adjusting furniture that supports comfort and health
What is ergonomic furniture?
The measurement that describes the distance between the floor and the underside of a desk, table, or counter..
What is knee height?
In proxemics, there are three spaces. What are they called?
Fixed-feature space, semifixed-feature space, and informal (nonfixed space).
During this stage, designers create a refined version of their idea, often including drawings, prototypes, or digital models.
What is creating a prototype?
What is, at least, four elements of human factors?
What is anthropometrics, ergonomics, psychology, proxemics, territoriality, accessibility, and sensory?
The repetitive-motion injury caused by our workstation setup
What is carpal tunnel syndrome?
The two classifications that decide the placement of wall decoration (pictures and paintings)..
What is the average eye height and height?
In proxemics, what is a sociofugal space?
It's a layout that separates people by orienting seats away from one another.
This final step includes testing the solution, evaluating how well it meets the goals, and making improvements.
What is evaluating and refining?
The study of how people interact with tools to improve efficiency and safety
What is human factors?
The ergonomic principle that reduces injury by designing tasks to match human limits
What is ergonomics engineering
Spreading your arms out horizontally, even with your shoulders, is a way to measure which classification?
What is sidearm reach?
In proxemics, what is a socialpetal space?
It's a layout that brings people together through face-to-face seating.