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Why was the QWERTY layout originally created for early mechanical typewriters?
Answer: To prevent key arms from jamming
Why: Sholes separated clashing type bars, but not perfectly: e and r sit side by side though they form the fourth most common letter pair in English.
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Why do industrial designers study human body measurements?
Answer: To make products fit comfortably in people's hands and bodies.
Why: Designers rarely size to the average: reach follows the 5th percentile so small users can touch it, clearance the 95th so large users fit.
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During which economic crisis did streamlining design boom?
Answer: Great Depression
Why: Firms fought for scarce Depression dollars by restyling: Raymond Loewy's 1933 teardrop pencil sharpener streamlined an object that never moves.
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What made the Ford Model T affordable for everyday buyers?
Answer: Henry Ford designed it for cheap mass production.
Why: Ford's moving assembly line arrived in 1913 and drove the Model T from $850 in 1908 to under $300 by 1925; over 15 million were built.
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Who is known as the first industrial designer for AEG?
Answer: Peter Behrens
Why: From 1907 Behrens shaped all of AEG: logo, lamps, kettles and the 1909 turbine hall; Gropius, Mies and Le Corbusier all worked in his office.
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How did Raymond Loewy redesign the Lucky Strike pack during WWII?
Answer: white background with bull's-eye on both front and back
Why: Loewy won a $50,000 bet with American Tobacco's boss: dropping green ink cut printing costs and the target showed on both sides.