WorksheetsMood boards and Visualisation Diagrams
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
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
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
Why will the client want to see a visualisation diagram?
To know the target audience of the product
To see the ideas that have been generated
To get a feel for the theme of a product
To see what the intended product will look like
