Survey for Design Development

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My name is Tram, and I am a Year 12 student currently studying IB Design and Technology. As part of my Internal Assessment project, I am conducting primary research to better understand the challenges people face with dressing, particularly with buttons and zippers.

This survey is a key part of my research, and your responses will help me design a useful, user-friendly tool to assist individuals with hand mobility difficulties, such as those with Parkinson’s Disease.

Your input would be greatly appreciated, and all responses will remain anonymous and used strictly for academic purposes.

Thank you so much for your time!

What is your age group?

Under 40

40 - 54

55 - 64

65 and above

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Do you or the person you care for have a diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease?

Yes

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Which stage of Parkinson’s Disease are you (or the person you care for) currently in?

Stage 1 – Mild symptoms, usually only on one side of the body

Stage 2 – Symptoms on both sides, mild difficulties with daily tasks

Stage 3 – Increased balance issues, noticeable impact on daily activities

Stage 4 – Severe symptoms, requires assistance with most activities

Stage 5 – Wheelchair-bound or bedridden without assistance

Not sure / Prefer not to say

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How often do you or the person you care for require help when dressing?

Never

Sometimes

Often

Always

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Which part of dressing is the most difficult?

Buttoning clothes

Zipping jacket or pants

Putting on shoes

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What makes dressing difficult? select all that apply

Tremors

Weak grip

Stiff muscle

Lack of balance

Poor hand coordination

serious age-related eye problems

What features would make a dressing tool easier to use? select all that apply

Large

Lightweight

Non-slip surface

One hand operation

bright color

If a tool could make dressing easier, what would it need to do for you to want to use it?

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