Year 7 - Specification/Anthropometrics and Ergonomics

F in ACCESSFM stand for

• Function

• Form

• Feasibility

The dimensions of a product can be informed using which strand of ACCESS FM?

• Size

• Scale

• Measurement

• Ergonomics

Could the product hurt anyone? Which strand defines standard of a product when looking at ACCESS FM?

• Form

• Aesthetics

• Safety

• Size

You should not have more than 10 points to your design specification?

• True

• False

There is just one way to write a design specification

• True

• False

What is the most important consideration when writing a specification?

• Cost

• Client

• Function

• Aesthetics

Most products you buy are made for the 'average sized' person.

• True

• False

Custom made or bespoke products are made based upon the size of a specific client

• True

• False

Ergonomically designed products might be more expensive

• True

• False

Anthropometrics means 'human measurements'

• True

• False