BSI PD CEN ISO/TR 22411:2011
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Ergonomics data and guidelines for the application of ISO/IEC Guide 71 to products and services to address the needs of older persons and persons with disabilities
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| BSI | 2011 | 172 |
ISO/TR 22411:2008 presents ergonomics data and guidelines for applying ISO/IEC Guide 71 in addressing the needs of older persons and persons with disabilities in standards development. It provides ergonomics data and knowledge about human abilities — sensory, physical and cognitive — and allergies, as well as guidance on the accessible design of products, services and environments.
PDF Catalog
| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 9 | Scope Normative references Terms and definitions |
| 11 | General considerations Need for technical guidance in implementing ISO/IEC Guide 71 Approaches for achieving accessibility |
| 12 | Human abilities data Using this Technical Report Developing standards — Issues to consider during the standar General Definition of the standardization project |
| 13 | Composition of the drafting committee Content of the standard |
| 14 | Review process Publication of the standard Resolution of contradictory requirements |
| 15 | Factors to consider with design guidelines General Alternative format General considerations |
| 16 | Alternatives to visual information Tactile markings |
| 21 | Auditory signals |
| 23 | Alternatives to auditory information Visual Information Tactile information Alternatives to voice input |
| 24 | Biological identification and operation Prevention of seizures Alternatives to visually displayed text or graphic informati General |
| 25 | Alternatives to textual information visually displayed Alternatives to graphical information Location and layout of information and controls and position Location Position of information |
| 26 | Location of controls Buildings |
| 27 | Layout |
| 28 | Lighting levels and glare Provision of lighting Consideration of ambient lighting Buildings |
| 29 | Avoidance of glare |
| 30 | Colour and contrast Choice of colour Colour combinations |
| 31 | Colour coding of information |
| 32 | Luminance contrast Size and style of font and symbols in information, warnings General |
| 33 | Font size Font style |
| 35 | Special consideration for fonts used in display screens Clear language in written or spoken information Information available as text |
| 36 | Complexity of information Printed instructions Spoken information Sound level of spoken announcements |
| 37 | Cognitive aspects of voice instruction |
| 38 | Voice warnings or alerts Speech communication in noisy environment Speaking rate Multiple languages |
| 39 | Other factors Document navigation mechanisms Language support Graphical symbols and illustration |
| 41 | Loudness and pitch of non-spoken communication Slow pace of information presentation Operation not depending on user’s memory |
| 42 | User control of time-sensitive content changes Control of auditory information presentation Control of visual information presentation Time-constrained task design |
| 43 | Distinctive form of product, control or packaging Identification by form Orientation of product or control Tactile warnings |
| 44 | Ease of handling Size, shape and mass |
| 45 | Instruction manuals and location of markings |
| 46 | Controls Handling |
| 47 | Spacing Status |
| 48 | Containers and packaging |
| 50 | Duration of actions |
| 51 | Timed responses Elements in buildings and the built environment General consideration |
| 52 | Clear floor or ground space Manoeuvring clearance |
| 54 | Knee and toe clearance |
| 55 | Protruding object Walking surfaces Elevators Reach ranges |
| 58 | Dimensions of passage for wheelchairs Assembly and maintenance Expiration date marking |
| 59 | Contents labelling and warning of allergens Allergy labelling/ingredients list Warnings and cautions |
| 60 | Surface temperature Appropriate range of surface temperature of objects Ambient air temperature Accessible routes Changes of level |
| 61 | Lifts/elevators and ramps Lifts/elevators |
| 62 | Ramps Stairs General |
| 63 | Handrails |
| 64 | Flooring Swing, sliding or powered door-closing systems Seating |
| 65 | Coverage Route information |
| 66 | Emergency routes Logical process Operations |
| 67 | Feedback Repeated actions Other design considerations concerning cognitive abilities |
| 69 | Surface finish Slip-resistance and texture Sharp points |
| 70 | Flooring Non-glare surface finish Non-allergenic/toxic materials |
| 71 | Acoustics Acoustical design |
| 72 | Amplification and adjustment Communication systems Fail-safe |
| 73 | Ventilation Fire safety of materials Ergonomic data on human abilities and the consequences of im General |
| 74 | Sensory abilities Seeing |
| 75 | Spectral sensitivity of the eye |
| 76 | Visual acuity Effect of viewing distance |
| 77 | Effect of luminance level |
| 78 | Span of fundamental colour and colour combination (category |
| 81 | Colour vision defects Useful field of view |
| 83 | Glare |
| 84 | Contrast sensitivity, including low vision sensitivity |
| 87 | Lighting level |
| 88 | Hearing Hearing-sensitivity decrease as a function of age |
| 90 | Sound pressure level of auditory signals Auditory signals in quiet environments Auditory signals in noisy environments |
| 91 | Sound pressure level of spoken announcements in public space |
| 92 | Design of voice instructions Audible conditions for speech communication in a noisy envir |
| 93 | Acoustical design for speech intelligibility |
| 95 | Touch |
| 96 | General Tactile spatial resolution |
| 99 | Tactile temporal resolution |
| 100 | Thermal sense Surface temperature |
| 101 | Air temperature |
| 103 | Taste/smell |
| 104 | Balance Physical abilities |
| 106 | Dexterity |
| 107 | General |
| 108 | Data on hand steadiness, eye-hand coordination and grip diam |
| 110 | Manipulation General Reach envelopes |
| 115 | Rotation Pronation |
| 116 | Supination |
| 117 | Movement General |
| 121 | Ease of moving |
| 122 | Strength and endurance General |
| 123 | Grip strength |
| 124 | Lifting strength |
| 126 | Pushing force with two hands |
| 127 | Pulling force with one hand |
| 128 | Static torque with two hands |
| 129 | Extremity muscle strength |
| 133 | Voice Cognitive abilities General |
| 134 | Intellect |
| 135 | Processing speed and capacity Task complexity |
| 137 | Memory General Effect of ageing on memory |
| 139 | Language/literacy General Allergies Description |
| 140 | General Allergic reaction Importance of labelling Contact allergies |
| 141 | General information Food allergies Respiratory allergies |
