Design Principles

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Big Idea:

There are several factors that significantly influence the _____ process

• Engineering

• Design

• Art

• Element

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Design is an essential action in ______

• Engineering

• Design

• Art

• Element

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Universal design states that all ______ products and _____ are usable by all people without the need for modification.

• Engineered, Environment

• Art, Element

• Efficiency, Development

• Element, Environment

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Design is often driven by

• Profit motive and the market

• Environment and elements

• supply and demand

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Good design focuses on ______ during product_____

• Engineering, Design

• Art, Element

• Efficiency, Development

• Element, Development

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Equitable use

• The design is useful to people with diverse abilities

• The design meets a wide range of individual preferences and abilities

• The design is easy to understand and use

• The design communicates necessary information to the user

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Flexibility in use

• The design is useful to people with diverse abilities

• The design meets a wide range of individual preferences and abilities

• The design is easy to understand and use

• The design reduces hazards in accidental use

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Simple and intuitive use

• The design is useful to people with diverse abilities

• The design reduces hazards in use or accidental use

• The design is easy to understand and use

• The design communicates necessary information to the users

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Perceptible Information

• The design is useful to people with diverse abilities

• The design reduces hazards in use or accidental use

• The design is easy to understand and use

• The design communicates necessary information to the users

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Tolerance in Error

• The design is useful to people with diverse abilities

• The design reduces hazards in use or accidental use

• The design is easy to understand and use

• The design communicates necessary information to the users

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Balance

• The product is visually equal

• a change in the products color or a value to distinguish the elements of design

• the area that first attracts the user to the product

• the visual flow as the user manipulates the product

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Contrast

• The product is visually equal

• a change in the products color or a value to distinguish the elements of design

• the area that first attracts the user to the product

• the visual flow as the user manipulates the product

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Center of interest

• The product is visually equal

• a change in the products color or a value to distinguish the elements of design

• the area that first attracts the user to the product

• the visual flow as the user manipulates the product

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Directional Movement

• The product is visually equal

• a change in the products color or a value to distinguish the elements of design

• the area that first attracts the user to the product

• the visual flow as the user manipulates the product

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Harmony

• The product is visually equal

• How the product interacts with the surrounding environment

• the area that first attracts the user to the product

• the visual flow as the user manipulates the product

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Rhythm

• The product is visually equal

• The reoccurrence of elements within the product

• the area that first attracts the user to the product

• the visual flow as the user manipulates the product