Motor Flashcards

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What are the different types of motor functions?

A
  1. Voluntary Movement
  2. Motor Program
  3. Reflex
  4. Automatic Movement (heartbeat, internal organs)
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What is Fitt’s law?

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It predicts the time required to rapidly move to a target area is a function of the ratio between the distance to the target and width of the target.

Small target takes more time. Big target takes less time.

Relevance :

  1. Make your targets big.
  2. Make your movements short.
  3. Estimate how long things will take.
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3
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What is the screen target that can be seen when touched?

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45-57 pixels.

Avg. width of index finger is 1.6 to 2cm.

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What is the minimum reliable touch target?

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Minimum - 6 mm

If moving or distracted - minimum 8 mm

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UT only tells us what works and what doesn’t. To improve a design we need to rely on ____________________

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UX design principles and innovation

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What is the relevance of Biometrics and Kinesiology?

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  1. Thing of the physical load you will put on your user.
  2. Anything that the user does repeatedly for a long time will cause damage. Ensure diverse set of movement in the jobs you design.
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How do users interact with a device?

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  • Thumbs are used for 75% of all phone interactions.

* For larger devices people are more likely to use two hands. The thumb is still used for most of the interaction.

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What is the relevance of anthropometry?

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  1. Design for diverse user sizes - 5th to 95th percentile.

2. Ensure your measurements reflect the realities of how people actually position themselves.

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