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WorksheetsGraphic Design Process
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
in Graphic Design, which of these comes first?
The problem or need
The idea
The sketch
The prototype/draft
The polished copy/proof
In Graphic Design, which of these comes first?
A rough copy of the finished drawing
A big pile of sketches
Illustrator artwork
Tons of ideas, both good and bad.
Colour PRINTERS and PRESSES generally MIX THESE COLOURS
together to make any colour.
None of these are correct.
In this phase of the Design Process, you gain a deep personal understanding of what the client wants. You have to really engage with people to do this right!
Empathy Phase
Ideation Phase
Prototype Phase
Testing Phases
Defining Phase
In this phase of the Design Process, you gather your observations together and decide EXACTLY what the problem is.
Empathy Phase
Defining Phase
Ideation Phase
Prototype Phase
Testing Phase
In this phase of the Design Process, you generate as many ideas as you can, trying hard to "think outside of the box."
Empathy Phase
Defining Phase
Ideation Phase
Prototype Phase
Testing Phase
When you reach THIS STAGE of the Design Process, you are completely done the Design Process
Prototype Phase
Testing Phase
It's a trap! The Design Process NEVER ends.
Getting Paid Phase
The Design Process is only really appropriate for Graphic Design?
Yes.
No, it can be applied to ANY kind of design or creation.
It can be applied to any technical or construction design, but does not really apply to artistic design like writing.
This question is a trap for some reason.
Which stage of the Design Process are you pretty sure you have already used?
Empathy Phase
Defining Phase
Ideation Phase
Prototype Phase
Testing Phase
Who would win a fight between Spiderman and Batman
Clearly Spiderman.
Batman of course.
It would be a stalemate.
Spiderman and Batman would team up and punch the cr*p out of Aquaman.
In Graphic Design, which comes first?
Final Print Ready Proof
A whole bunch of ideas
Finding out what the client really wants
A polished draft to show the client.
