Studied by 33 peopleOutline of context
Explains the problem in which the product must solve and states the client and their need along with the purpose and function of the product.
The designer
The person who collects information by asking questions, taking photos, taking notes etc. to better understand the needs of the end-user.
The client
The person that has commissioned the designer to create a product.
The end-user
The person who will use the product.
End user group
Talks about the target audience and its demographic which could include age range, socio economic statues, education and location.
Constraints
The requirements that the product must fulfill.
Considerations
The aspects of the design brief that must be thought upon, this often includes research
Design elements
The building blocks of design
Design principles
The aspects that give structure and order to the elements of design.
The design elements are?
Shape, Form, line, colour, texture, translucency, transparency and opacity.
The design principles are?
Proportion, balance, contrast, symmetry and asymmetry, pattern, movement, repetition, rhythm, positive and negative space.
Product design factors
Aspects that largely influence the design and often include the constraints and considerations.
The product design factors are?
Purpose, function and context. User-centred design. Innovation and creativity. Visual, tactile and aesthetics. Sustainability. Economics. Legal responsibilities. Materials. Technologies. Other factors.
Design parameters
it is the limitation or boundaries that the factor must fall within.
Market research methods
Analysing gathered data about the market and its consumers.
Market research examples
Focus groups And interviews
Design brief
Explores who, what, where, when, why, and how. Explain the problem and constraints & considerations.
Anthropomorphic measurements
Body measurements
Note
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