Understanding Project Briefs and Timelines

What is the main purpose of a design brief?

• To provide a biography of the designer

• To outline the financial status of the company

• To list the personal interests of the client

• To document the goals and scope of a creative project

How is a design brief typically delivered by clients?

• Using a series of emails

• As a one or two page document

• Through a formal presentation

• In the form of a video

What should be included at the top of the design brief?

• A list of potential risks

• Company information and client details

• A detailed budget breakdown

• The conclusion of the project

What does the scope of a project describe?

• The legal implications of the project

• The deliverables required from the project

• The historical background of the company

• The personal preferences of the designer

Why is it important to outline the audience or target market in the brief?

• To increase the project's budget

• To make the document longer

• To ensure the project is legally compliant

• To help the designer make informed decisions

What is the purpose of including a competition section in the brief?

• To list the client's personal achievements

• To clarify the landscape and help stand out

• To detail the project's technical requirements

• To intimidate the designer

How does a Gantt Chart help in project management?

• By showing the timeline and relationships between phases

• By providing a detailed analysis of the competition

• By listing the stakeholders involved

• By showing the project's budget only

What is a dependency in the context of a Gantt Chart?

• A financial obligation

• A phase that relies on the completion of another

• A legal requirement for the project

• A design preference