Evaluate with user feedback: papers and boards | Design and technology

Starter quiz

What are quality control checks?
- checks put in place to ensure that a product meets the required standard ✓
- prototype testing to explore new design concepts before production
- assembly instructions used to guide the manufacturing process
When do quality control checks typically take place?
- during the research stage of the design process
- during the designing stage of the design process
- during the manufacturing stage of the design process ✓
What does the term 'measure twice, cut once' help to ensure?
- aesthetics
- accuracy ✓
- application
What is this an example of?
- 'jig' ✓
Where would you record your quality control checks?
- design specification
- time plan for manufacture ✓
- evaluation of prototype
If something is within the range of acceptable measurements it is said to be within?
- numbers
- calibration
- tolerance ✓
- range

To refine and improve a design is to ______ it.
- 'iterate' ✓
Is an interview a form of primary or secondary research?
- primary ✓
- secondary
Why do designers gather feedback on their final prototype?
- no product is ever perfect and further improvements can always be made ✓
- only to confirm that no changes are needed before launching the product
- to validate that their personal preferences align with user expectations
Which two ways could be used to gather user feedback on a prototype?
- guessing
- interview ✓
- using feedback from other designs
- user observation ✓

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Once a final product is complete no further iterations or improvements are needed.

Designers constantly seek to improve and develop their designs and products. No product is ever perfect.