Showing posts with label OUGD101. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OUGD101. Show all posts
Monday, 22 November 2010
No News Is Good News Feedback
This is my mail shot after it arrived at college, going through the post. It received minimal damage and was in relatively good condition. The sticker kept the seal closed and everything was inside as it should be. Overall, I have created a durable envelope and a sealing system that will not break when sent through the mailing system, which was the objective of this brief. Above is the feedback I received for this work
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Rationale and Evaluation of How to...
Rationale of How To...
Defying Tiredness - How to survive the day in college.
We had to come up with a response that fixes the problem.
What do you need to communicate?
We need to communicate places throughout the college where suitable napping is available.
What do they need to know?
Where the most suitable napping areas in the college are.
What will they respond to?
Students will respond better to humour and an interesting way of interacting with the piece of design.
Where do they go?
The main place that tiredness occurs with students is college, where there are early starts. So placing the design in college will be helpful.
Overall, a clear, concise piece of design will be vital to communicate our solution to the problem. Students will be tired when looking at the design, so complicated designs will lose interest quickly.
Defying Tiredness - How to survive the day in college.
We had to come up with a response that fixes the problem.
What do you need to communicate?
We need to communicate places throughout the college where suitable napping is available.
What do they need to know?
Where the most suitable napping areas in the college are.
What will they respond to?
Students will respond better to humour and an interesting way of interacting with the piece of design.
Where do they go?
The main place that tiredness occurs with students is college, where there are early starts. So placing the design in college will be helpful.
Overall, a clear, concise piece of design will be vital to communicate our solution to the problem. Students will be tired when looking at the design, so complicated designs will lose interest quickly.
My evaluation and the final piece for the 'How to...' brief.
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