My target audience is messy and unorganized people because these people will want to look for organizers to keep all their messes and supplies in a storage place. This is where I come in. My product is going to be a good-looking storage organizer for people who want to keep their supplies safe and organized.

Students- around the age of 11to 15 year olds.

-What

My product is a desk organizer. But it's not just any desk organizer, I'm going to customize it to fit any and every circumstance and it will look good on every desk to suit your style and liking.

The problem with this project would be the making, I'm not sure how I'm going to start making this soon but I'm trusting the process.

-How

First of all, I'm trusting the process as we go. Second, I have a table full of people who are going to be making similar products as me, I can depend on them or ask questions. Third, I have Mr. Neil Roberts to help me out when I'm stuck.

Cost: 20$ because I'm using wood and I'm using my time and energy to make this product.

Size: 20cm X 15 cm X 20cm

so that it's a good size to be on a table but not too big as well. It's the perfect size

Performance: 5-plus years, depending on how careful you are maintaining it. Since it is made out of wood, it should be long-lasting unless of course it's been through many rough times.

Aesthetic: My product is going to look simple but still unique. We are going to be using recyclable wood and there's going to be a lot of compartments. My product will have a place to hold folders or books if needed. It will also have drawers.

Material:

-Wood, but eco-friendly lightweight wood

-Wood glue

-Wood cutter- saw, hand saw, etc...

-Sand paper to sand out the rough edges or any hard surfaces

These materials are very important in making my product. I'm sure I've missed a few materials will be needing in the future, but I will just add them in for my reflection.

Manufactured:

My product will be manufactured in the school's DT workshop.

• Large space for large products - it was able to fit a Harry Potter book, a few water bottles, a wallet, etc...

• Durable and strong - held a 300 ml water bottle (with water inside) It held a few large bottles as well!

• Can store and fit lots of items - it was able to fit a total of 25 items (in diff

Having space to keep little books and stationery

Based on the interviews I conducted in D1, people would purchase it for between $5 and $10.

It measures roughly 200 x 150 x 200 mm, so it's not too tiny to be completely useless.

The shelves are sturdy and stabilized with support pieces underneath, and the wood components are firmly in place.

It's a straightforward design.

I had to also change all of my measurements to fit every piece together. Since every piece didn't fit in well, we had to re-size them and put them back together at the end.

I also made improvements to Mr. Robert's liking instead of my own. He made me change a few bit here and there.

For our wall sides, we didn't rounded the edges, instead we had them jujst straight and rectangle.