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What is the main purpose of a design brief?
Which type of plastic can be re-formed by reheating?
What does branding focus on?
What is a prototype used for in design?
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Which of the following accurately describes the role of a target user?
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What is the environmental impact associated with plastic manufacturing?
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What is the function of a mood board in design?
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Which of the following is true about CAD?
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What is the primary function of the design specification in product development?
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Which of the following accurately describes the main purpose of a mood board?
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What is a key characteristic of thermosetting plastics?
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Which document defines the target user of a design?
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How does branding primarily affect a business?
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What is one disadvantage of plastics upon disposal?
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Which best describes a prototype?
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What role does the client play in the design process?
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Which of the following correctly describes the effect of color in product design?
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What does CAD stand for in the design process?
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Study Notes
Design Fundamentals
- Font: Specific style of text used for printing or digital display.
- Design Brief: Document outlining the problem a design seeks to address.
- Design Specification: Details the criteria a product must meet.
- Logo: Simple graphic that represents a company, organization, or product.
- Branding: Process of creating a unique identity for a business.
- Client: Individual or entity purchasing the design project.
- Target User: Group of consumers sharing common needs or characteristics.
Technology in Design
- CAD (Computer-Aided Design): Software used for creating precise drawings or technical illustrations.
- CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing): Technology that uses CAD software to control machinery and automate manufacturing processes.
Prototyping and Evaluation
- Prototype: Unique product created to test and evaluate design ideas.
- Evaluation: Process of identifying strengths and areas for improvement in design.
Visual Inspiration
- Mood Board: Collage of images, text, and materials representing a set theme to inspire design.
- Psychology of Colour: Study of color effects in product design to convey messages or evoke emotions (e.g., red for danger, blue for calm).
Types of Plastics
- Thermosetting Plastics: Set into shape permanently upon heating; cannot be re-formed or recycled. Applications include lamps and kitchen surfaces.
- Thermoplastics: Can be reshaped upon reheating; recyclable. Used in cold drink bottles, certain plastic furniture, and 3D printing.
Specific Plastic Types
- Thermosetting Examples: Melamine and Urea Formaldehyde.
- Thermoplastic Examples: Polythene, Acrylic, and Polystyrene.
Environmental Impact of Plastics
- Pollution: Disposing of plastics leads to land, air, and sea pollution; manufacturing contributes to air quality concerns.
Laser Cutting Technology
- Laser Cutter: Machine employing a laser for precise cutting and engraving of materials like acrylic and plywood.
Design Fundamentals
- Font: Specific style of text used for printing or digital display.
- Design Brief: Document outlining the problem a design seeks to address.
- Design Specification: Details the criteria a product must meet.
- Logo: Simple graphic that represents a company, organization, or product.
- Branding: Process of creating a unique identity for a business.
- Client: Individual or entity purchasing the design project.
- Target User: Group of consumers sharing common needs or characteristics.
Technology in Design
- CAD (Computer-Aided Design): Software used for creating precise drawings or technical illustrations.
- CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing): Technology that uses CAD software to control machinery and automate manufacturing processes.
Prototyping and Evaluation
- Prototype: Unique product created to test and evaluate design ideas.
- Evaluation: Process of identifying strengths and areas for improvement in design.
Visual Inspiration
- Mood Board: Collage of images, text, and materials representing a set theme to inspire design.
- Psychology of Colour: Study of color effects in product design to convey messages or evoke emotions (e.g., red for danger, blue for calm).
Types of Plastics
- Thermosetting Plastics: Set into shape permanently upon heating; cannot be re-formed or recycled. Applications include lamps and kitchen surfaces.
- Thermoplastics: Can be reshaped upon reheating; recyclable. Used in cold drink bottles, certain plastic furniture, and 3D printing.
Specific Plastic Types
- Thermosetting Examples: Melamine and Urea Formaldehyde.
- Thermoplastic Examples: Polythene, Acrylic, and Polystyrene.
Environmental Impact of Plastics
- Pollution: Disposing of plastics leads to land, air, and sea pollution; manufacturing contributes to air quality concerns.
Laser Cutting Technology
- Laser Cutter: Machine employing a laser for precise cutting and engraving of materials like acrylic and plywood.
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Test your understanding of key design concepts such as fonts, design briefs, specifications, and branding. This quiz will help you grasp essential terminology used in the design industry, ensuring you have a solid foundation for future projects. Perfect for design students and professionals alike!
