As the field of human factors continues to evolve, so must our approaches to testing and study design. While the FDA’s 2013 guidance laid the groundwork for study design and methodology, recent discussions and conference presentations have prompted a shift in how we approach OTC HF testing, leading to more comprehensive and realistic assessments of these products.
Look back at the rich history of human factors engineering, from its roots in anthropometry to the advanced field of ergonomics and beyond. These developments have shaped technologies and design, enhancing everyday life by making experiences safer and more intuitive.
Prioritize understanding and meeting users’ needs to shape your company’s future and achieve unprecedented success. Investing in user experience (UX) leads to lower support costs, higher customer retention, and a proven return on investment.
Safe and effective medical device use starts with designing packaging that considers the unique needs of its users.
Remember “right angles” to ensure your home workspace is designed for productivity and comfort.
As the field of human factors continues to evolve, so must our approaches to testing and study design. While the FDA’s 2013 guidance laid the groundwork for study design and methodology, recent discussions and conference presentations have prompted a shift in how we approach OTC HF testing, leading to more comprehensive and realistic assessments of these products.
Look back at the rich history of human factors engineering, from its roots in anthropometry to the advanced field of ergonomics and beyond. These developments have shaped technologies and design, enhancing everyday life by making experiences safer and more intuitive.
Prioritize understanding and meeting users’ needs to shape your company’s future and achieve unprecedented success. Investing in user experience (UX) leads to lower support costs, higher customer retention, and a proven return on investment.
Safe and effective medical device use starts with designing packaging that considers the unique needs of its users.
Remember “right angles” to ensure your home workspace is designed for productivity and comfort.