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name all the product design factors
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purpose function context, 
user centred design 
economics/cost
materials
legal responsibilities
visual tactile aesthetic
sustainability 
technologies 
innovation and creativity
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purpose function context product attributes are

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primary functions and secondary functions of the product.

eg. the ability to perform

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user entered design product attributes

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making the product user friendly and ergonomic to the user/s and safe for them to use

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cost / value product attributes

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this is making the product have a balance between the quality and the price of the product

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visual tactile aesthetic product attributes

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what it is made of and the visual appearance of the product. (elements and principals)

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sustrainability product attributes

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what is the products environmental, social and economical impact on its value to the consumer

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quality product attributes

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how well the product suits its primary function and purpose. his can be the materials used, sustainability or durability/strength.

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quality product attributes

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how well the product suits its primary function and purpose. his can be the materials used, sustainability or durability/strength.

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attributes of a “new” product

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this product will be better/higher quality, more reliable, and are of relevance to the style and times when produced.

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attributes of “old” products

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cost less, he reliability of the product will be less product may be obsolesce

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how are products evaluated

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with quantitive and qualitative data.

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what is quantitative data

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is numerical information such was data sourced from a large number of people. it is measurable and can be tested.

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what is qualitative data

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subjective information gathered by a smaller group usually in written form being stories or opinions.

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what are the product design factors that help measure  when comparing products 
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primary function \ secondary 
aesthetics
quality 
cost\prive\value
sustainability
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How do standards ensure the safety, consistency and quality of products?

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The standards determine the safety and quality of the product which creates a guideline for designers and businesses when creating a product.

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what is certification?

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both international and australian standards which are used to test weather the product performs to the intended primary function

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What does ISO stand for ?

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International standard of organisation

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What are mandatory standards?

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Contents, performance and methods of manufacturing

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what are contents - mandatory standard

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Content standards are very important as the contents can be flammable or poisonous

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what are perfomance monitory standards

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The performance of the product needs to be exactly how advertised or designed to ensure quality

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define attribute

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a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic of a product

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define analyse

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to examine critically, so as to bring out the essential elements

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define evaluate

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to judge or determine the quality of the product

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define user trials

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user trials can be carried out with person and product and collecting data or feedback.

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define compare

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estimate, measure, or note the similarity or dissimilarity between

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what is expert appraisal

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is the process in which a product is chosen in comparison with expert knowledge

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where is expert appraisal applied in the product design process?

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in the evaluation as the product is tested and trialed in its certification (how well it performs)

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pfc parameters

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Includes the reason or need for a product, in the context and environment of its use.

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user centred design parameters

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End-user/s’ problems or needs identified to improve quality of life. this includes culture and religion, age, economic status etc

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Innovation and creativity parameters

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creative approach to develop new or improved solutions to problems

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Visual, tactile and aesthetic parameters

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Relate to the product’s form, appearance and feel. includes the elements and principals

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Sustainability parameters

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to maintain and sustain the social, economic and environmental systems in the product design nd manufacturing process.

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economic parameters

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Costing a product takes into account materials, labour and use of equipment and machinery

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Legal responsibilities parameters
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iso
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intellectual property (IP) particularly Patents and Design Registration; Australian and International (ISO) standards organisation, regulations and legislation (including OH&S). Products must be produced safely and be safe for the end-user/s.

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Materials parameters

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Materials are selected for use based on their properties

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Technology parameters

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Suitable and accurate tools, equipment, machines, are selected in production / manufacturing

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what is the importance of new products

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to be unique and innovative and styled to the current trends. iPhone 12 > iPhone 4

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what is certifications

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certification is what you seek that has the specifications that it is a legal and certified product. it is a care label too - Australian Standards, Fair trade

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geca -

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good environmental care australia

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innovative technologies in a product

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is what you wouldn’t usually see in. product before

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what are some main sustainability impacts to concider

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cleaning with detergents or batteries or cheap materials

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what its an evaluation question for user centred design

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is the …. safe for ….

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what its an evaluation question for economics

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is the …. affordable

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what its an evaluation question for purpose function context

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is the …. do the primary function

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what its an evaluation question for materials

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are the materials in the …. durable or light weight for. …

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