Visual Communication Unit 3 Challenge 2
What is a key thing for a designer to take away from a critique?
a.)
Confidence that everyone approves the design
b.)
Assurance that the project will be completed on time and under budget
c.)
Actions to take in making the design more effective
d.)
c.)Correct.
A critique provides designers with potential options to take in order to improve the
effectiveness of a design.
A participant who says that a design "reminds me of my uncle's shag carpet from the
1970s" is in which part of the interpretation phase?
a.)
Meaning: What the design means to a viewer
b.)
First reactions: style and cultural references
c.)
Perspectives: how a viewer interprets the design based on personal experiences
c.)Correct.
When a design reminds a viewer of a past experience, he or she is interpreting it from a
personal perspective.
When describing his or her work in a critique, how should a presenter end the
presentation?
a.)
Explaining who the work is for and why it's needed
b.)
Giving an objective description of the design
c.)
Sharing project goals and specifications, and how the design has met them
c.)Correct.
What is a key thing for a designer to take away from a critique?
a.)
Confidence that everyone approves the design
b.)
Assurance that the project will be completed on time and under budget
c.)
Actions to take in making the design more effective
d.)
c.)Correct.
A critique provides designers with potential options to take in order to improve the
effectiveness of a design.
A participant who says that a design "reminds me of my uncle's shag carpet from the
1970s" is in which part of the interpretation phase?
a.)
Meaning: What the design means to a viewer
b.)
First reactions: style and cultural references
c.)
Perspectives: how a viewer interprets the design based on personal experiences
c.)Correct.
When a design reminds a viewer of a past experience, he or she is interpreting it from a
personal perspective.
When describing his or her work in a critique, how should a presenter end the
presentation?
a.)
Explaining who the work is for and why it's needed
b.)
Giving an objective description of the design
c.)
Sharing project goals and specifications, and how the design has met them
c.)Correct.
