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Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1Originality | AWrong — user-centred design focuses on the needs, preferences and behaviours of users, not the developer. Developer preferences are not the measure of good design | |
| 2Disruptive solution | BA solution that significantly challenges, replaces or transforms existing products, services or industries — such as streaming replacing physical video rental | |
| 3Effectiveness means the solution genuinely solves the identified need or opportunity | CWrong — originality is not about appearance. It means the solution uses a novel or significantly improved approach to solving a real problem | |
| 4User-centred design means every design decision is driven by the needs, preferences and behaviours of the intended users | D# An app that reduces food waste # by connecting surplus food # with local community members | |
| 5# Original because no one has done # it before and it looks cool | EThe solution is novel, new or significantly improved over existing approaches — it does not simply copy what already exists | |
| 6# User-centred design focuses # on what the developer prefers # rather than what users need | F# Conducting interviews with users # Testing prototypes with real users # Refining design based on feedback |
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disruptive solution — A solution that significantly challenges or replaces existing products, services or ways of doing things — transforming an industry or creating an entirely new market# Originality means the solution is novel# User-centred means built for users# Effectiveness means it solves the need# Disruptive solutions replace existing ones# Innovation requires originality and value