Project aproach

A. Analyse

1. Detect the problem or need

2. Information and research

3. Search possible solutions

4. Choose the solution

B. Design

5. Design

6. Planning

C. Build

7. Build the product

D. Evaluate

8. Check the results

9. Presentation and assesment

10. Report

Morphological analysis

We analyse the shape of the object,
its size, colour and basic physical
characteritics.

Functional analysis

We study how the object works,
its utility, how it is used and the
potential risks of its use.

Technical analysis

We tudy how the object was
made (its materials), also we
study the technology used to
make it and the enviromental
risks of the materials used.

Economic analysis

We analyse the financial
cost of manufacturing the
product and its slling price.

Social analysis

We study the projectfrom the
point of view of its social impact
and analyse the human needs
that it needs.

Aesthetic analysis

We evaluate how our sense
react to the object, its
appearance, whether it looks
nice or not.

Historical analysis

We evaluate the possible reasons
why the object emerged and its
historical development.

Drawings

Drawings show how
the object we are going
to build will look.

List of tools and materials

Once we have designed our
solution, it is very important
to list all the materials that
we will need to build it.

Budget

The budget is the document
that we use to evaluate the
financial cost of our solution.

Building

Process sheet

We use this document
to record the progress
of the stages of our
work each day.

Evaluation

Description of the prototype build

List of modifications made

Final drawing of the solution

Total cost of the project,
with modifications, and
the number of hours
spent on it

Enviromental impact of
the solution created

Your own thoughts about
how the work went

Price

Price is a crucial element in
the sale of a product. It is
related to production costs
but it is also part of the
strategy of the company.

Promotion

The most common types of
promotion are advertising
campaigns on television, in
the newspapers and on
digital media. These
compaigns target potencial
consumers and show them
the products in an attractive
way so that they will want to
buy them.

Distribution

Wholesale

The product is
supplied to
retailers and
large conumers.

Retail sale

The product is
supplied directly
to the end-user.

Online sale

The product is
distributed
through webites,
apps, etc.

Franchises

The product is
sold through a
network of
stores owned
by private
individuals who
adopt the product
a their own.

Innovation

Is a modification made
to a product to adopt it
to new conditions about
by changes in
requirements or progress

Obsolence

Some products have fallen
into disuse because they do
not have the functionality
of the new technologies
appearing on the market.