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Which of the following best describes inclusive design, also called universal design?
Designing mainstream products to be usable by the widest possible range of people, regardless of age or ability, without needing special adaptation
Designing a separate, specialised version of a product only for people with disabilities
Designing every product to fit the single average user
Designing products only for the strongest and most able users
A team of designers is tasked with reimagining a public park information kiosk that will serve tourists, local residents, elderly users, and people with various disabilities. The park authority wants the kiosk to support a high volume of users from diverse backgrounds and abilities, while maintaining simplicity and elegance in the design. They are analysing the following features.
An electric toothbrush with larger grips and single-button use reflects:
Read the following stimulus and answer parts (a) and (b).
Voice control, shown here in a smart speaker, was developed partly so that users with a visual or a motor impairment could operate devices without needing to see a screen or use their hands.
Voice control is now used by huge numbers of people who have no impairment. Which advantage of designing for extreme users does this best illustrate?
The textbook lists other advantages of designing for extremes. Which of the following is one of them?
Which element of this museum exhibit reflects inclusive design principles?
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