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WorksheetsAR - Unit 1, Part 2 (1.5-1.8) Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does identifying and documenting design requirements encourage designers to do?
Think of all aspects of the problem before trying a solution
Focus only on the final product
You can ignore previous solutions, allowing you to create a prototype faster
Begin building immediately; no need to plan or understand the final solution first
What is the first step in the design process?
Identify a problem or an opportunity
Create a solution
Test the solution
Generate Concepts
During brainstorming, what is encouraged among team members?
Capturing all ideas without criticism
Critiquing each other's ideas
Avoiding contributions to the process
Focusing on one idea at a time
Once a variety of concepts and solutions have been brainstormed, how do designers decide which solution to pursue?
Choose the best solution by comparing them using a structured comparison method
Immediately start building a prototype for each solution
Present all solutions to the client for feedback
Decide based on personal preference or popularity rather than using a structured comparison method
What purpose do the technical drawings and models serve in the design process?
They provide the information needed to produce the solution
They help in marketing the product
They serve as rough sketches for brainstorming and are not meant to guide production
They finalize the solution
What must designers do if the test data show a flaw in the design?
Return to a previous step to modify or improve the design
Move straight to production, assuming the flaw will be modified and not impact the final product
Finalize the design as it is
Ignore the data and continue
What is documented in the design notebook during the design process?
The chronological steps of the design process
The final product and marketing plan
Random sketches, thoughts, and notes that do not follow any order
The successful tests
What might designers do if they find issues during the evaluation of their solution?
Return to a previous step in the design process to make changes
Continue with the design as is, the issues will get worked out in production
Present the solution as is
Discard the entire project
The design process is rarely linear and straight forward. So, why do designers often repeat steps in the design process?
To reflect, evaluate, redefine, and redesign the solution until it is optimal
To follow the design process in a strict order to ensure they stay within budget
To avoid making any changes to the initial design
To finalize the solution as quickly as possible
What is common for designers to do throughout the design process?
Repeat steps several times before finding the best solution
Move straight through every step once without having to review or adjust
Skip steps
Avoid feedback
