BA (hons) Graphic
Design
Context of
practice 2: Practical brief template
Brief title
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Aiding
idea generation within the Design Process - Workbook Brief
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Brief (outline the general aims of
the project)
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Brand
and create a workbook to help that will aide the idea generation process
through research and discovery
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The
product aims to enable designers to bring together a body of research as a
basis for and in support of idea generation
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The
workbook should be applicable to a target audience of designers of different
disciplines and skill levels.
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The
research tool will allow for the investigation of a topic / project all in
one place
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The
book should encourage discovery around the topic and prompt ways of finding /
collecting information
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It
should enable the user to document and collect printed items around the
subject
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The
design allows for the immersion in research / inspiration which will act as a
basis for idea generation
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The
design should be functional as a working sketchbook / workbook allowing the
user to modify and personalise the design, so should not be too restrictive
in its form
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The
product should allow designers to use it alongside their design process
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The
design should be cheap to produce so that it can be bought repeatedly for
different projects
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Background / considerations
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Background
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What is Design Process? Why is it
helpful? -
suggests that the stages of Defining the Problem and Collecting information, where
information is gathered, provides a basis for inspiration in the Brainstorm
and Analyse Ideas Stage of the Design Process. This next stage studies the
information and considers how the design could be influenced by it.
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Idea Generation Techniques among
Creative Professionals 2009 - suggests that within the stage of Idea Generation there
is the Idea Generation Model in which inspiration is needed throughout, which
includes being immersed in relevant information and reflecting on
information. Within the Idea Generation Phase there is a Research phase in
which a body of information is collected to help identify possible solutions.
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In the Double Diamond Model the discover
stage is at the beginning of the project where insight is gathered whilst the
Define stage includes having an understanding of the Discover stage by asking
question of the information and developing a clear brief.
Considerations
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How
can the outcome work within the design process to successfully aide a range
of projects?
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How
does idea generation fit within the design process?
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What
other stages are important for the idea generation stage to be successful?
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What
stages are there within the idea generation process?
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How
can idea generation be enhanced?
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Deliverables
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Blog
– All blog posts must be labelled
OUGD501 and must document all stages of the project and relating theoretical
research
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6
x Design Boards outlining the project
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Evaluation
of the project
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Printed
Workbook
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Mandatory requirements (essential
requirements that must be followed)
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The
outcome must work in conjunction with the design process and allow for a
thorough discovery of relevant information around a topic
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The
design should allow for adaptation and personalisation making it more
suitable for a range of creative processes
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The
design should be appropriate for a range of information collecting including
but not restricted to notetaking, photographs, drawing etc
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Research: references to reading
(essay)
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Herring, S. and Jones, B.
and Bailey, B. (2009). Creative Idea
Generation Techniques among Creative Professionals. [ONLINE] Available
at: http://orchid.cs.illinois.edu/publications/HICSS-idea-generation-2009.pdf
(Accessed 10 December 2017)
Basics
Graphic Design 03 : Idea Generation by Neil Leonard and Gavin Ambrose
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