Sustainable and User-Centred Design: O-Level Design Studies (NP05) module quiz quiz

Keeping real users' needs, usability and feedback at the centre of every decision

Designing for the designer's own taste

Designing only for the cheapest possible cost

Designing without ever testing with anyone

Manufacture and packaging

Empathise and test

Marketing and disposal

Pricing and shipping

The study of colour harmonies

A type of recyclable plastic

The measurement of human body sizes and the use of that data in design

A printing finish

Designing products and spaces to fit the human body comfortably, safely and efficiently

Making products as cheap as possible

Choosing typefaces for a poster

Recycling old products

They are completely unrelated ideas

Universal design excludes disabled users on purpose

Inclusive design only applies to children

Inclusive design is the process of removing barriers; universal design is the goal of one solution for the widest range of people

Read, write, recall, repeat, revise, reward

Run, rest, race, relax, restart, return

Rethink, refuse, reduce, reuse, repair, recycle

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet

Reuse, repair, recycle, repeat

Take, make, use, dispose

Borrow, share, return, renew

Design, test, ship, profit

Producing as much waste as possible

Using only single-use products

Avoiding all recycling

Keeping materials in use through reuse, repair and recycling so waste becomes a resource

By choosing recyclable or renewable materials and designing for disassembly and repair

By choosing materials that cannot be separated or recycled

By always gluing parts permanently together

By ignoring end-of-life entirely

It only considers the moment of purchase

It ignores how a product is used

It is only about the product's colour

It considers environmental impact across raw materials, manufacture, use and disposal

Making a design as confusing as possible

Hiding hazards from users

Excluding as many people as possible

Ensuring a design is safe and its messaging is honest

Only colour theory

Only the 6 Rs

Inclusive and universal design with anthropometrics

Only branding

Because design has no effect on society

Because design is powerful and persuasive, so designers are responsible for its wider effects

Because it always increases profit

Because it removes the need to consider users

Sealing the product so it can never be opened

Using standard screws and replaceable parts so the product can be fixed rather than thrown away

Making every part single-use

Choosing materials that cannot be separated