What does CAM stand for and do?

Computer-aided manufacture, controlling machines from CAD data

Why might a designer build a card model before manufacture?

To test size, shape and proportions cheaply

Reuse uses the item again as it is; recycle reprocesses the material

Producers are paid fairly and work in safe, decent conditions

The greenhouse gases its life cycle causes

To see how problems were solved and find principles to adapt

A recognisable shared style and set of design principles

A short statement of the problem to be solved and who it is for

The group of people a product is aimed at

Investigating the problem and user

15questions. Pick an answer and you'll see why right away.

Which method is fastest and cheapest for exploring many ideas at the start of a project?
Which drawing shows separate, dimensioned 2D views (front, plan and side)?
What does CAM stand for and do?
Why might a designer build a card model before manufacture?
Which of these is one of the 6 Rs of sustainability?
What is the difference between reusing and recycling?
What does fair trade mean?
A product's carbon footprint is a measure of what?
Why do designers study the work of others?
What is a design movement?
What is a design brief?
What should a good design specification point be?
Which of these is a measurable specification point?
What is a target market?
Which step usually comes first in designing a product?