ergonomikusabbá

ergonomikusabbá is the comparative form of the Hungarian word "ergonomikus," meaning "ergonomic." Therefore, "ergonomikusabbá" translates to "more ergonomic." This term is used to describe something that has been improved or designed to be more user-friendly, comfortable, and efficient from a human factors perspective. It implies a comparison, suggesting that a particular object, system, or environment is superior in its ergonomic qualities compared to a previous state or an alternative.

The concept of making something "ergonomikusabbá" involves applying principles of ergonomics to enhance safety, reduce physical strain, minimize errors, and increase productivity. This can be achieved through various modifications, such as adjusting the height and angle of a workstation, redesigning a tool for a better grip, or optimizing the layout of a workspace for easier navigation. The goal is always to better align the design with the physical and cognitive capabilities of the user, leading to improved well-being and performance. When something is described as having been made "ergonomikusabbá," it indicates a positive change towards a more human-centered design.