http://www.designcouncil.org.uk/
Double diamond figure- brief etc
https://www.ideo.com/uk/
1. Desirable- Human
2. Viable- Business
3. Feasible- Technology
7 Stages of Design
define
Key elements of the brief.
Who- Client and target audience
What- Design Solution the client is thinking of
When- Is the deadline, how long is it needed?
Why- does the client think a design solution is required?
Where- Will the design be used?
How- Do I approach the project, using the given brief and resources?
research
Primary and Secondary
Qualitative- Facts and Reasons
Quantitive- Statistics
ideate
Creativity conveys a sense of pure inventiveness, lack of boundaries, design needs applied creativity towards a specific end. This is controlled by brief requirements and info produced during research- Gavin Ambrose
Focus on ideas, not vocabulary. Get it on paper, don't pretty it up.
Avoid preconceptions.
Be informed by research, not governed by it.
Should have a script/storyboard idea by now.
prototype
Testing the feasibility of each idea
Style frames/treatment,
Theodor Kittelsen- Graphic Designer/Animator (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISsehPl3Gx0)
select
Implement
Design details during the implementation will be defined and refined, then trialled and clarified during prototyping.
Format selection
Materials
Finishing
Learn
Review what happened, what can be adjusted, any methods you could improve upon.
Feedback from client.
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