AS 91628 · 6 credits · Internal
Design presentation
Develop a visual presentation that exhibits a design outcome to an audience
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You need to create a visual presentation (like a display, digital portfolio, or exhibition) that shows off a design project you've made to people who will see it. Your job is to pick the right techniques and formats to communicate your design clearly, and make smart decisions about how to arrange and present it based on the space, your audience, and what your design actually is.
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What you actually do
- ·Select and apply presentation techniques (like layout, composition, hierarchy) and formats (display boards, digital presentations, photography, models) that fit your audience and exhibition space
- ·Make informed design decisions about how to exhibit your work, informed by research about what your audience needs and how the space works
- ·Integrate multiple presentation techniques and modes (drawing, photography, digital, models) so they work together as a cohesive whole
- ·Use compositional principles like proximity, alignment, hierarchy, and positive/negative space to guide how people view your work
- ·Present your design outcome in a way that clearly shows its intent and qualities without needing to be there to explain it
AAchieved
You select and apply presentation techniques and formats to communicate your design to an audience, making basic design decisions informed by the space and audience.
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