Mood boards and Visualisation Diagrams

A mood board is used to:

• to show what a finished product will look like

• generate ideas by giving a "feel" for what is needed

• collect images, text in a central location

A physical mood board is...

• is created on paper or card with objects stuck to it

• created using software to combine text and images

Which of these would NOT be found on a digital mood board?

• photographs

• text

• pieces of fabric and material

• examples of colours

This mood board suggests that the target audience is....

• Female Teenagers interested in make-up, hair and fashion

• Older Females interested in adventure and travel

• Male Teenagers interested in gaming

• Older Males interested in cars, bikes and other vehicles

What is the MOST suitable file type to use when sending a mood board?

• DOCX

• PNG

• JPEG

• PDF

If these colours appeared on a mood board, how would you describe the "feel" of the mood board?

• Sad

• Serious

• Vibrant

• Calm

What is the purpose of a visualisation diagram?

• to create a theme for a product

• to help generate ideas for a product

• to show what a finished product will look like

At what stage would you use a visualisation diagram?

• Planning

• Planning and Creating

• Evaluating

• Promoting

What should be included on a visualisation diagram?

• Text, Annotations, Sketches

• Text, Annotations, Camera Shots

• Annotations, Theme/Feel , Sketches

• Camera Angles, Sketches, Text

On a visualisation diagram it is important to include the size (dimensions) and position of all images and text

• True

• False