• Anthropometric data: static and dynamic data, structural and functional data
• Primary data versus secondary data
• Percentiles and percentile ranges
• Range of sizes versus adjustability
• Clearance, reach and adjustability
• Collecting anthropometric data considering reliability and limitations
• Interpreting percentile tables for user populations
• Design contexts where different percentile ranges are used
The analysis of the human information processing system requires you as a designer to critically analyse a range of causes and effects to identify where a potential breakdown could occur and the effect it may have.