Illustration of three people (man, child, woman) sitting in office chairs, demonstrating ergonomic differences for various leg lengths.

Can you create a side-by-side comparison image demonstrating a "normal" person sitting in a chair and a person with short legs sitting in a chair. I want to demonstrate how chairs/seating is designed for people of a certain height, where they're able to sit with their back against the backrest, bottom against the back corner, knees bent at ergonomic angle, and feet fat on the floor. Second "image" (just side by side frame) with the person with short legs, sitting at the edge of the seat, unable to use the back rest (without slouching) because of a gap between their bottom and the back, and also unable to touch the floor with their knees bent normally (because touching would again require slouching to reach their thighs further off the edge off the eat). Second "image" (just side by side frame, making this a set of 3 people images in one) of the same person with short legs, but wearing heels, showing how the heels allow them to have their feet in a flexed-but-rested position because the shoes enable their feet to touch the floor, but still demonstrating that they can't use the back rest because it's made for people with longer legs See more