Practice 2. Evaluating The Success Of The Packaging Prototype Against Brief And Specifications (5.2)
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2. Evaluating the Success of the Packaging Prototype Against Brief and Specifications

Practice - 2. Evaluating the Success of the Packaging Prototype Against Brief and Specifications

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Question 1 Easy

What are the three steps in the EVA memory aid?

  • Answer: 1. Establish Criteria, 2. Validate with Methods, 3. Articulate Justification.
  • Hint: It represents the lifecycle of a high-quality evaluation plan.

💡 Hint: It represents the lifecycle of a high-quality evaluation plan.

Question 2 Easy

Define Quantitative Methods as it appears in the glossary.

  • Answer: Testing that involves numerical data, such as measuring weight, cost, or time.
  • Hint: Think about "Quantity" or things you can count.

💡 Hint: Think about "Quantity" or things you can count.

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Question 1

Which testing method would you use to find out at what specific height a box of electronics will break?

  • Type: MCQ
  • Options: User Interview, Think-Aloud Protocol, Drop Test, Likert Scale Survey
  • Correct Answer: Drop Test
  • Explanation: A drop test provides numerical (quantitative) data regarding the physical limits and durability of the packaging.
  • Hint: Look for a "Functionality" test in the summary.
User Interview
Think-Aloud Protocol
Drop Test
Likert Scale Survey * **Correct Answer**: Drop Test * **Explanation**: A drop test provides numerical (quantitative) data regarding the physical limits and durability of the packaging. * **Hint**: Look for a "Functionality" test in the summary.

💡 Hint: Look for a "Functionality" test in the summary.

Question 2

A justification is only necessary if your testing method is very expensive.

  • Type: Boolean
  • Options: True, False
  • Correct Answer: False
  • Explanation: Every chosen method must be justified to prove its relevance to the specific design brief and goals, regardless of cost.
  • Hint: Check the "Justification" section.
True
False * **Correct Answer**: False * **Explanation**: Every chosen method must be justified to prove its relevance to the specific design brief and goals
regardless of cost. * **Hint**: Check the "Justification" section.

💡 Hint: Check the "Justification" section.

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Challenge 1 Hard

The EVA Architect: You are evaluating a "Sustainable Coffee Cup Lid." List one specific test for each of these three categories: Functionality, User Satisfaction, and Sustainability.

  • Solution:
  • Functionality: A "Leakage Test" where the cup is tilted 45 degrees for 60 seconds.
  • User Satisfaction: A "Likert Scale Survey" (1-5) asking users how easy the lid is to remove.
  • Sustainability: A "Material Origin Analysis" to verify the lid is made from 100% bio-based resources.
  • Hint: Make sure each test is measurable or observable.

💡 Hint: Make sure each test is measurable or observable.

Challenge 2 Hard

The Alignment Critique: A student wants to test the "Color Brightness" of their package, but their original Design Brief focused entirely on "Industrial Strength for Shipping." Use the concept of Alignment to explain why this test might be a poor choice.

  • Answer: Testing for color brightness does not Align with the original goal of industrial strength. In a high-quality evaluation, every test should relate back to the primary problems identified in the brief. This test lacks Relevance to the core mission of shipping safety.
  • Hint: Evaluation should stay focused on the "Mission Statement."

💡 Hint: Evaluation should stay focused on the "Mission Statement."

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