The objective of this challenge is to have you discover your personal brand so that you may maintain consistency between the products/services you develop throughout & beyond this course

• Remember that a brand is much more than simply a logo - it can be a promise, a set of values/principles/ideals, a community, an aesthetic, an emotional appeal, and everything/anything in between 

To help you develop a brand, there are some simple hands-on exercises you can perform related to product development of simple products known as single-component products. Examples of sets of Single-Component Products (SCP's) that you can develop to help identify your brand include:

• Set of dishware (plates, bowls, cups, etc.)

• Set of utensils (fork, knife, spoon, chopsticks, etc.)

• Kitchen tools (spatula, wisk, ladle, chef knives, etc.)

• Stationary (notebook page, pencil, pen, etc.)

• Home décor items

• Simple tools (wrenches, drivers, hammers, etc.)

• Personal care items (comb, toothbrush, toothpick, soap bars, etc.)

• Wearable items (shirt, pants, socks, shoes,