Key words

1. Materials made from two or more different substances to combine properties.
7. Rights Act Protects consumers from unfair business practices and faulty goods.
10. Ability to conduct heat or electricity.
11. Research Gathering data on consumer needs and preferences.
12. Ability to withstand wear, pressure, or damage over time.
13. Designing for human comfort, efficiency, and safety.
17. Ability to be stretched into a wire without breaking.
19. Ability to undergo permanent deformation without breaking.
20. Measurement of human body dimensions used in product design.
21. Market The group of consumers a product is intended for.
23. Ability to be hammered or rolled into thin sheets.

2. Promotion and selling of products or services.
3. Thinking Solving design problems by understanding the whole system, not just parts.
4. The specific operations a product or system is capable of performing.
5. Marking Indicates that a product complies with EU safety and health standards.
6. Design Design approach that focuses on the needs and wants of the user.
8. Ability to absorb energy and deform without fracturing.
9. and Safety Act UK law ensuring safe working environments.
14. Inventory arrives only when needed in production.
15. Assurance Activities ensuring that products meet quality standards.
16. Tools used to hold workpieces in place during manufacturing processes.
18. Over Function Aesthetic design takes priority over practical use.
22. Manufacturing Production method that focuses on minimizing waste while maximizing productivity.