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WorksheetsCreative iMedia R081 - Client requirements and Research
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
The person that you are working for is called the...
user
customer
boss
client
What are the different ways to find out what the client wants?
Face to face
Specification
Storyboard
Script
Which will not be in a list of client requirements?
What multimedia product is needed
The target audience
How to create the product
Content of the product
What is included in client requirements?
The purpose of the product
The deadline for the project
What the product will look like
The target audience
What goes into a client requirements?
Storyboard
Target audience
Timescale
Script
Why is the client important?
The clients should always get what they want
They get paid a lot of money and they're successful
The businesses are the people who pay the organisation or clients for their service
The clients are the people who pay the organisation or business for their service
What is success criteria?
A list of items that you need to achieve, in order to be successful
A list of items that you need to achieve, in order to be paid
An evaluation of the final digital graphic
A list of items that you might like to do, in order to be excellent
Which BEST describes the word "audience"?
The people sitting watching
The people listening
The people in a football ground
A group of people of whom a product is designed for
Who is the target audience of this website?
Teenagers
Adults
11-13 year old children
2 to 5 year old children
What makes this suitable for 2 to 5 year old children?
Includes links to different parts of the site
Simple language, lots of colour, loads of images
Includes video
Has TV presenters on the site
Who is this website most suitable for?
2 to 5 year old children
7 to 11 year old children
Teenagers
Adults
How does this website differ from the adults version of the site?
This site has more images, more colour, more text
This site has more links
This site has more video
This site has more images, more colour, less text
Describes exacty how a product should look.
Client Discussion
Client Brief
Specification
Script
Can be used to clarify the client requirements.
Client Discussion
Client Brief
Specification
Script
Client requirements are guidelines on what product to make.
True
False
Which is NOT the content of a client requirements?
A hand drawn design of the intended media product.
Statement of what media product is needed.
An indication of the content for the media product.
Who the target audience is.
Who is the target audience?
The person who is designing the product.
The people who will use the product i.e. age, gender, location.
The person or organisation that you are producing the work for.
Yourself.
What is secondary data?
Where you physically collect the data yourself
You gather information from an elsewhere to help with your research
Getting data with numbers
When colors are used on the resulting graphs and charts.
One of the claimed advantages of secondary data is that:
it is always 100% accurate as the firm does the research
it is usually up-to-date
it is often cheap as the research has been done by others
it will not be available to rival businesses
One of the claimed advantages of primary data is that:
it is quick and easy to collect
it is usually up-to-date
it is always 100% accurate
it is cheap because it has already been collected
Which of the following best defines primary market research?
It is data collection that always produces quantitative data
It uses information that has already been collected
It is also known as desk research
It gathers original data by contacting consumers directly
One possible advantage of questionnaires to gather primary data is that:
they are cheaper than all other forms of primary data
the response to surveys sentthrough email is always good
consumers can fill them in, in their own time & give detail
Which of the following is an example of secondary data collection?
A traffic count to see how many vehicles passed by a shop
A postal questionnaire researching into consumer tastes
A newspaper report on the sales figures of a rival's product
the information is obtained second hand where somebody else has created the data...
Secondary Source
Primary Source
Primary research examples...
Magazine Article
News Broadcast
Surveys
Meetings or Discussions
Internet Web Page
Secondary research examples...
Magazine Article
News Broadcast
Surveys
Meetings or Discussions
Internet Web Page
