List five countries which has constraints and how these constraints can affect the system design. I provided the description of each constraints based on our class discussion. Our lesson is about Human-Computer Interaction.

Examples given:

Light switches:

- America down is off

- Britain down is on

The color red:

- America danger

- Egypt death

- India life

- China happiness

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Conduct a research regarding the different cultures of at least five (5) countries in the world which you think can be a CONSTRAINT in systems' design considerations. Enumerate them and give one example each and explain HOW they can affect the design. CONSTRAINTS The difficulty of dealing with a novel situation is directly related to the number of possibilities. Constraints are things in the world that make it impossible to do anything but the correct action in the correct way. A simple example is a jigsaw puzzle, where the pieces only fit together in one way. Here the physical constraints of the design guide the user to complete the task. Constraints are physical, semantic, cultural, and logical limits on the number of possibilities. CONSTRAINTS Physical - limitations in capacity and access methods lid Semantic constraints rely upon our knowledge of the situation rid Cultural constraints rely upon accepted cultural conventions Logical constraints exploit logical relationships. CONSTRAINTS Where affordances suggest the range of possibilities, constraints limit the number of alternatives. Conduct a research regarding the different cultures of at least five (5) countries in the world which you think can be a CONSTRAINT in systems' design considerations. Enumerate them and give one example each and explain HOW they can affect the design. CONSTRAINTS The difficulty of dealing with a novel situation is directly related to the number of possibilities. Constraints are things in the world that make it impossible to do anything but the correct action in the correct way. A simple example is a jigsaw puzzle, where the pieces only fit together in one way. Here the physical constraints of the design guide the user to complete the task. Constraints are physical, semantic, cultural, and logical limits on the number of possibilities. CONSTRAINTS Physical - limitations in capacity and access methods lid Semantic constraints rely upon our knowledge of the situation rid Cultural constraints rely upon accepted cultural conventions Logical constraints exploit logical relationships. CONSTRAINTS Where affordances suggest the range of possibilities, constraints limit the number of alternatives