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What is wrong with this design?
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• It would be hard to park car in the first place. •The car will roll away if it was parked in the driveway. • If the garage opens, things could possibly roll to the road. |
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What is wrong with this design?
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• It will be very hard to erase with the cactus pencil. • Once you sharpen the pencil, after a while the pencil will get shorter. And once you get to the bent part of the pencil, you can't sharpen the pencil anymore. |
| Functionality | • Does the product fulfill its intended purpose? • Does it work? • Does it work WELL? |
| Quality | • Does the product meet a set of minimum standards? • When used properly, does it last a certain amount of time? |
| Safety | • Does the product comply with safety regulations? • Can the intended users operate the product safely? |
| Ergonomics | • Is the product designed so that the user can operate easily and efficiently? • Is it comfortable? |
| Aesthetics | • Does it have an appealing appearence? • Is the product in line with current trends? |
| Universal Accessability | • Can the product be used by all people? • Is the product free of barriers that would prohibit certain groups from using it? |
| Enviornmental Impact | • Is the product designed such that it does not adversely affect the environment? • What will happen to the product when its “lifetime” is over? |
| Economics | • Can the product be manufactured in a cost-efficient manner without sacrificing other design considerations? |
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Why is this a good design?
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• It has an appealing appearence. (AESTHETICS) • The product works well. It fulfills the needs that the buyer would need. You are able to use more that one flashdrive at a time without the hassel. (FUNCTIONALITY & ERGONOMICS) |
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What is good about this design?
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• Now, people can walk up the stairs and go up the ramp with a wheel chair [or another type of disability] without the hassel. (ERGONIMICS & UNIVERSALY ACCESSABLE) • The price is the same, maybe even less that having regular stairs. (ECONOMICS) |
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