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Prior Knowledge
Prior Knowledge
Visual Language/Visual Communication
Visual Language/Visual Communication
What are Methods, Materials, Media band some examples of each?
What are Methods, Materials, Media band some examples of each?
Go to the Ninja warrior cheatsheet
Click on the arrow on the far right of the materials, methods and media
CLICK on EVERYTHING to see definitions
There are also PDFs and voice description if you click on the icons on the top right corner of each section.
What are Conventions and where to find examples
What are Conventions and where to find examples
Definition: Rules standards for doing things in that design field.
Where to learn more about conventions:
Click on each design field to see lists and images of conventions.
This is an example of a document that outlines conventions for technical drawing:
What were the Traditional and Modern Practices undertaken by designers, and some examples of each?
What were the Traditional and Modern Practices undertaken by designers, and some examples of each?
What were the cultural, personal and technological Influences on the design process, and some examples of each?
What were the cultural, personal and technological Influences on the design process, and some examples of each?
This is not that relevant to this SAC, but I've included some broad examples in this image on the right.
Specialist and Designer definition in relation to their roles, relationships, and responsibilities
Specialist and Designer definition in relation to their roles, relationships, and responsibilities
Go to the Ninja warrior cheatsheet
Explore Design Industry Practice
In the specialist section click on the full screen icon on the top right corner. See screenshot. This will give you many examples.
Designer definition in relation to their roles, relationships, and responsibilities
Designer definition in relation to their roles, relationships, and responsibilities
A general overview of a designers role may be:
A general overview of a designers role may be:
Designers are creative problem solvers with a user-centered focus. They communicate ideas visually, collaborate with teams, stay adaptable, and pay attention to details. Their role includes prototyping, brand representation, and addressing ethical considerations in design.
Examples of their responsibilites could be:
User Research: Conducting research to understand user needs, preferences, and behaviors.
Conceptualisation: Generating creative and innovative ideas to address design challenges.
Sketching and Wireframing: Creating initial visual representations of design concepts.
Prototyping: Developing interactive prototypes to test and refine design ideas.
Visual Design: Crafting the visual elements of a project, including graphics, layout, and typography.
Collaboration: Working closely with cross-functional teams, clients, and stakeholders to align design with project goals.
Feedback Integration: Incorporating feedback from team members and end-users to improve designs iteratively.
Usability Testing: Conducting tests to evaluate the user-friendliness and effectiveness of designs.
Brand Identity: Maintaining and contributing to the visual identity of a brand across various platforms.
Technology Integration: Staying informed about and incorporating relevant technologies and tools in the design process.
Accessibility and Inclusivity: Ensuring designs are accessible to diverse audiences and inclusive of different user needs.
Environmental Considerations: Addressing sustainability and environmental impact in design decisions.
Project Management: Organizing and managing design projects, including timelines and deliverables.
Presentation: Communicating design concepts and decisions effectively to clients, stakeholders, or team members.
Continuous Learning: Keeping up-to-date with industry trends, tools, and evolving design practices.
Ethical Considerations: Considering and addressing ethical implications in design, such as privacy and social responsibility.
Quality Assurance: Ensuring the final product aligns with design standards and meets quality expectations
Adaptability: Adapting to changes in project requirements, design trends, and technological advancements.
Examples of Technological, Economic, Social and Cultural, and Environmental Factors
Examples of Technological, Economic, Social and Cultural, and Environmental Factors
Ethical and legal obligations:
Ethical and legal obligations:
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