As a visually disabled person my self (if you want to check it out I have something called Aniridia) I love when websites have tabs easy to identify each category of the website. Additionally, when websites have clear bold titles and not to many words close together (it really do be putting strain on ones eye when that happens so having separated paragraphs is awesome if the website has words) but other than that it’s all I could think of from my POV. Hope this helps you :)
Answer:
Product layout
Explanation:
In configuration of facilities, the four layouts used are the process, product, cellular and fixed-position layouts.In process layout, operations that have similar functions are placed together. Example is a machine shop in manufacturing scenario.Product layouts are applied where there is repetitive assembly and processes.For example in flow shops where large volume of products are produced in a short time. Products that are very large or too heavy use fixed position layouts.Example is ship building or dam construction which require on-spot job performing.Cellular layouts is an equipment layout that will ease the process of cellular manufacturing.For example in group technology, parts of similar designed are identified to be grouped with processes that have similar characteristics to avoid re-arranging of layouts.
Co-pay: Term often used in health care, insurance covers part of the cost and you pay the rest. Seeing in this situation you are paying for the insurance itself, the term is not correct.
Deductible: An insurance term for when you have to pay a certain amount before insurance will cover the rest.
Premium: A fee payed by the insured (Jan) to be covered. This is my best guess for your answer.
Claim: A claim is when Jan would request the insurance company to reimburse her after a car accident (or her tires got slashed, etc.)
