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What are the phases involved in visual development and design planning?
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Investigation, concept, intention, audience, media choice, interpretation, and idea development.
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What is the purpose of the investigation phase in visual development and design planning?
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Study Notes
Visual Development and Design Planning
- Investigation phase involves collecting and annotating examples of images, illustrations, designs, photos, logos, etc. that inspire the design process.
- Concept phase includes brainstorming, mind mapping, feedback, experimentation, reflection, and evaluation to explore and develop ideas.
- Intention phase discusses the purpose, impact, and desired outcome of the design.
- Audience phase covers the attitudes, expectations, and knowledge of the target audience.
- Media choice phase explains why a particular medium was chosen over others, discussing its strength and qualities of communication.
- Written planning document such as a timeline or Gantt chart and visual planning document such as brainstorming and thumbnails are essential.
- Experimenting with elements and principles, typography, and visual material such as photographs, illustrations, and graphics is critical.
- Interpretation phase involves identifying the client brief, clarifying ideas, and suggesting alternatives to ensure the design solution is successful.
- Using diagrams such as concept maps, word lists, and thumbnails to explain concepts is helpful.
- Idea development involves choosing the best ideas that fit the purpose, target audience, and context of the design brief.
- Trials and experimenting with different design skills, elements, principles, typography, media, materials, 2D and 3D drawing methods, layout and design alternatives, illustration, painting, mixed media, photography, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign are encouraged.
- Annotations should be applied throughout the portfolio to explain and justify design decisions, reflect comprehensive thinking, and make reference to design elements, principles, media, methods, and materials.
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Think you know the basics of visual development and design planning? Test your knowledge with this quiz! From brainstorming to audience analysis, this quiz covers all the essential phases of the design process. Sharpen your skills and learn new techniques as you answer questions relating to media choice, idea development, experimentation, and more. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced designer, this quiz is a great way to challenge yourself and improve your understanding of visual development and design planning.