Review of Universal Design Principles
Quiz by Steve Howard
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- Q1A trade-off is a sacrifice in marketing when you must give up something to have another. This usually happens due to constraints.TrueFalse30s
- Q2The design communicates necessary information to the userPerceptible informationTolerance of ErrorSize and ShapeNone of the Above30s
- Q3The design reduces hazards in use or accidental useTolerance in errorSize and ShapeNone of the AboveBalance30s
- Q4The design can be used efficiently and comfortablyLow physical effortHigh Physical EffortNone of the Above30s
- Q5The design is appropriate for all users regardless of their body typenon-equitable useJust equitable usenone of the aboveSize and space for approach and use30s
- Q6The design is useful to people with diverse abilitiesSize and ShapeEquitable useNon-Equitable useNone of the above30s
- Q7The design meets a wide range of individual preferences and abilitiesSize and ShapeTolerance of ErrorNone of the AboveFlexibility in use30s
- Q8The design is easy to understand and use is Simple and Intuitive use.FalseTrue30s
- Q9All engineered products and environments be useable by all people, without need for modificationFoundations of TechnologyTechnological DesignNone of the AboveUniversal design30s
- Q10Technology transfer occurs when a new user applies an existing innovation developed for one purpose in a different function.FalseTrue30s