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When you are designing, you will start by exploring a situation where there is a need or want. If you think you can solve the problem you will write a DESIGN BRIEF summarising the aim of the design project, its specifications and limitations.

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The Design Situation gives the reason for designing. It describes the place or situation where the need or opportunity for the design occurs. It may also include any limitations the designer may have to work within.

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You will need to collect information relevant to your design brief to help you get ideas for a solution. Research may involve looking at existing solutions, studying and experimenting with different materials and skills you might need and then organising and analysing your information.

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Generating the ideas that will solve the problem is the most creative part of the design process. You will get ideas from your research, observing things, talking to people and perhaps making models or drawing sketches and diagrams to explain your design

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Testing your solution is an important part of the design evaluation process because it allows you to discover how effectively your solution works. Remember, testing is ongoing in the development of the project and an evaluation is made of the design solution upon completion

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Step 6 - Making or Producing the Solution to the Design Brief

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Step 6 - Making or Producing the Solution to the Design Brief

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Making or Producing your project is an exciting, yet time consuming process. It will flow smoothly if you have a clear plan for your solution and a thorough understanding of the steps in production.

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Step 5 - Selecting and Developing the Best Idea

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Step 5 - Selecting and Developing the Best Idea

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Choosing the best solution is the hardest part of the design process and often it will need further refinement.
- Does my idea satisfy the Design Brief?
- Do I have the materials and skills to product the idea?
- Can I afford to pay for the idea?
- Do I have enough time to complete it?
- Is the idea safe?

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You will need to collect information relevant to your design brief to help you get ideas for a solution. Research may involve looking at existing solutions, studying and experimenting with different materials and skills you might need and then organising and analysing your information.

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When you are designing, you will start by exploring a situation where there is a need or want. If you think you can solve the problem you will write a DESIGN BRIEF summarising the aim of the design project, its specifications and limitations.

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The Design Situation gives the reason for designing. It describes the place or situation where the need or opportunity for the design occurs. It may also include any limitations the designer may have to work within.