The Design Cycle

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Specific details that your design includes

It is important to explain the need for your design and why it is preferable over others

Your design solution will always have impacts on different things. It is important to explain the positive and negative impacts.

Your design always improves with more time and effort put into it

Its always good to evaluate your progress whether you are beginning or have just completed it

A logical plan can help you be organised and maximize productivity

Any change made to the design cycle should be reasonable and justifiable

If you stick to a set plan you will be able to complete you design easily

Demonstrating technical skills can show ones knowledge of the subject and their understanding of it

Diagrams are very helpful when making a design and can help explain the design

Presenting you design to gain insight and possible ideas for improvements

Creating unique design ideas for your project

Analysing the existing product to gather more data on what you could improve on

Testing your design can help you find problem

A document giving information of the intended design

Figure out what research you need to and prioritize it

The Design Cycle: Ravin

Inquiring and Analyzing

Analyse existing product

Identify and Prioritize the research

Explain and Justify the need

Develop design brief

Developing Ideas

Develop planning drawings/diagrams

Develop a design specification

Develop design ideas

Present the chosen design

Creating a Solution

Demonstrate technical skills

Construct a logical plan

Follow the plan to create the solution

Justify changes made to the design cycle

Evaluating

Design testing methods

Evaluate the success of the solution

Explain how the solution improved

Explain the impact of the solution