Human factors in consumer products. (©1998)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Neville Stanton.
• Other Names: Stanton, Neville A (Neville Anthony), 1960-
• Contents: Contributors. Foreword. Preface. 1. Product Design with People in Mind. Part One. Methods in Product Design. 2. Ergonomics Methods in Consumer Product Design and Evaluation. 3. Evaluation of Product Safety using the BeSafe Method. 4. A System Analysis of Consumer Products. 5. Ergonomics and the Evaluation of Consumer Products: Surveys of Evaluation Practices. Part Two. Institutions Involved in Design and Evaluation of Consumer Products. 6. Application of Ergonomics and Consumer Feedback to Product Design at Whirlpool. 7. Consumer Products - More by Accident than Design? 8. Enhancing the Quality of Use: Human Factors at Philips. 9. Consumer Product Evaluation: Which Method is Best? A Guide to Human Factors at Consumers' Association. Part Three. Guidance on and Examples of Product Design. 10. Developing an Qualitative Sense. 11. Applying Ergonomics Methods during the Industrial Design of Consumer Products. 12. Design of Hand-Operated Devices. 13. Development of Comprehensible Warning Symbols for Use on Child-Care Products. 14. Towards Consumer Product Interface Design Guidelines. Part Four. Key Topics. 15. Key Topics in Consumer Products. Appendix. Author Index. Subject Index. People in Mind. Part One. Methods in Product Design. 2. Ergonomics Methods in Consumer Product Design and Evaluation. 3. Evaluation of Product Safety using the BeSafe Method. 4. A System Analysis of Consumer Products. 5. Ergonomics and the Evaluation of Consumer Products: Surveys of Evaluation Practices. Part Two. Institutions Involved in Design and Evaluation of Consumer Products. 6. Application of Ergonomics and Consumer Feedback to Product Design at Whirlpool. 7. Consumer Products - More by Accident than Design? 8. Enhancing the Quality of Use: Human Factors at Philips. 9. Consumer Product Evaluation: Which Method is Best? A Guide to Human Factors at Consumers' Association. Part Three. Guidance on and Examples of Product Design. 10. Developing an Qualitative Sense. 11. Applying Ergonomics Methods during the Industrial Design of Consumer Products. 12. Design of Hand-Operated Devices. 13. Development of Comprehensible Warning Symbols for Use on Child-Care Products. 14. Towards Consumer Product Interface Design Guidelines. Part Four. Key Topics. 15. Key Topics in Consumer Products. Appendix. Author Index. Subject Index.
• Publisher Details: London : Taylor & Francis
• Publication Date: 1998
• Copyright Date: 1998
• Extent: 1 online resource (xviii, 287 pages), illustrations
• Subjects: 745.2/019; Industrial design -- Psychological aspects; Consumer goods -- Psychological aspects; Human engineering; Ergonomie; Design; Biens de consommation -- Design; TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Industrial Design -- General; DESIGN -- Industrial; Consumer goods -- Psychological aspects; Human engineering; Industrial design -- Psychological aspects; Ergonomie; Productontwikkeling; Desenho industrial (aspectos psicológicos); Ergonomia; Ergonomie; Biens de consommation -- Aspect psychologique; Electronic books; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 0203483685; 9780203483688; 0203791924; 9780203791929; 9781482272888; 1482272881
• Related ISBNs: 0748406026; 0748406034; 9780748406029; 9780748406036
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.; Note: Print version record.
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