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the use of ergonomic data • the development of a design proposal • the planning and manufacture of a prototype solution • the evaluation of a prototype solution to inform further development. Representation of data used to inform design decisions and evaluation of outcomes.
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the use of ergonomic data • the development of a design proposal • the planning and manufacture of a prototype solution • the evaluation of a prototype solution to inform further development. Representation of data used to inform design decisions and evaluation of outcomes
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Which of the following fabrics is most suitable for activewear due to its moisture-wicking properties?
Direct answer
Polyester is most suitable for activewear due to its moisture-wicking properties.
Key terms
- Ergonomics: The study of people's efficiency in their working environment, applied in design to enhance comfort and usability.
- Sustainability: The ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level, particularly in fashion, it refers to practices that do not deplete resources or harm ecological systems.
Common trap
Ignoring user feedback in design: Incorporate user testing and feedback to refine designs and ensure they meet user needs.
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