Design Practice and ‘Designing for All’
Design Practice and ‘Designing for All’
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设计实践和“为所有人设计”
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2000
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K. Case
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D. Gyi;J. Porter;K. Case
至关重要的是，所有负责人机界面的设计师都有权获得有关人体测量和希望与有关设计互动的所有人的能力的信息。设计者使用的当前数据库通常只提供关于老年人和/或残疾人的非常有限的信息。此外，众所周知，数据表在很大程度上是无效的，设计师更喜欢看到设计数据的可视化。为了确定与老年人和残疾人需求有关的设计现状，对现有的产品、程序和系统进行了调查。其目的是确定当前的做法和设计师的需求，同时试图“为所有人设计”。本文将报告到目前为止这些访谈的结果，这将最终导致一个需求规范，以帮助设计老年人和残疾人的需求。
It is essential that all designers with responsibility for the human-machine interface have access to information on the anthropometry and capabilities of the whole population of people who may wish to interact with the design in question. Current databases used by designers typically present only very limited information concerning people who are older and/or disabled. Furthermore, tables of data are known to be largely ineffective and designers prefer to see visualisations of design data. In order to establish the current situation regarding design in relation to the needs of older and disabled people, existing products, procedures and systems were investigated. The objective was to identify current practice and the needs of designers whilst attempting to ‘design for all’. This paper will report on the findings from these interviews to date, which will ultimately lead to a requirements specification to aid design for the needs of older and disabled people.