DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
V. Ryan © 2005 - 2009
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Ed is a typical office worker. He has stacks of paper to process and lots of stationery equipment on his table. Unfortunately he is disorganised and tends to leave this equipment lying on his table. It falls on the floor and is lost and when he wants to find a pen/pencil or other equipment quickly, it takes him time to find it. |
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He is determined to improve his office skills and central to this is desk/table top organisation. He has employed a designer to help him solve this difficult task. The designer starts by asking him a range of questions. The answers (seen in blue) will help the designer develop a product that will solve Ed’s problem. |
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1. What stationery equipment do you use
regularly? List the range of equipment. Pens, pencils, ruler, scissors, glue, paper clips, compass, protractor, calculator, stapler, mobile phone etc.... 2. What is the size of the table/desk top? 550 X 400mm 3. What existing storage do you have on or in the table? Three lockable drawers. 4. What type of work do you carry out when you are sat at your desk? Writing, drawing, stapling, drinking coffee, reading and calculating sums. 5. Do other people use the desk ? If so, do they use different types of office stationery? No, it is my own desk. 6. Do you need to store your stationery items securely? No, only very private items are locked away in the drawers. 7. How much are you prepared to pay for a desk organiser? Five to six pounds (10 Dollars) (List more questions that you consider need adding to the ones above.) |
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