Universal design for the physical world - Universal design principles Flashcards
What year did Ronald Mace and a group of architects call into question the design of buildings, products, and environments? (Multiple choice)
A. 1995
B. 1997
C. 2000
D. 1993
B. 1997
True or False: The concept of universal design aims to make physical spaces and products adaptable to individuals’ diverse needs.
True
Which of the following is NOT one of the Seven Principles of Universal Design? (Multiple choice)
A. Equitable Use
B. Flexibility in Use
C. Simple and Intuitive Use
D. Maximal Efficiency
D. Maximal Efficiency
What is the first principle of Universal Design? (Multiple choice)
A. Equitable Use
B. Tolerance for Error
C. Perceptible Information
D. Low Physical Effort
A. Equitable Use
True or False: Flexibility in Use means the design should provide multiple ways to use the product depending on individual preferences.
True
Which principle focuses on making the design easy to understand regardless of a user’s experience or background? (Multiple choice)
A. Simple and Intuitive Use
B. Perceptible Information
C. Low Physical Effort
D. Equitable Use
A. Simple and Intuitive Use
True or False: Perceptible Information means information should be communicated in various formats to accommodate different sensory abilities.
True
Which principle emphasizes that the design should reduce hazards and accidents? (Multiple choice)
A. Tolerance for Error
B. Equitable Use
C. Low Physical Effort
D. Perceptible Information
A. Tolerance for Error
True or False: Low Physical Effort means a person should be able to use the product without getting tired or fatigued.
True
What principle ensures that there is enough space for approach and use by people of different physical builds and abilities? (Multiple choice)
A. Size and Space for Approach and Use
B. Tolerance for Error
C. Equitable Use
D. Perceptible Information
A. Size and Space for Approach and Use
