IB 8 Design (Digital Design) - Course and Syllabus
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IB 8 Design (Digital Design)

IB 8 Design (Digital Design)

Evaluation serves as a critical phase in the design cycle that assesses the effectiveness, efficiency, and user satisfaction of a product against its original specifications. The chapter outlines detailed methodologies for developing usability test plans, conducting structured sessions, gathering feedback, and analyzing data to formulate actionable recommendations. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of reflective writing and compiling comprehensive evaluation reports for ongoing improvement in design practices.

4 Chapters 40 hr

Course Chapters

Chapter 1

Unit 1: Inquiring and Analysing (Criterion A)

Students learn to navigate the complexities of interpreting design briefs, structuring problems, and validating research integrity. The chapter emphasizes transforming data into actionable insights while collaborating with stakeholders to create adaptable specifications. It empowers learners with critical analytical tools and effective research methods that inform design decisions and allow for innovative problem-solving.

Chapter 2

Unit 2: Developing Ideas (Criterion B)

The chapter emphasizes the complete process of developing ideas, guiding students from gathering requirements to conceptual validation. It covers essential methodologies including ideation techniques, sketching conventions, and digital wireframing, providing detailed protocols and tools at each stage. By engaging in various structured activities and exercises, students create a professional portfolio that reflects their understanding and application of these concepts.

Chapter 3

Unit 3: Creating the Solution (Criterion C)

The chapter details the process of transforming wireframes into functional digital prototypes using current design software. It covers essential principles of visual design, layering techniques, and the incorporation of motion design elements. Iterative feedback is emphasized to refine designs for more effective user experience.

Chapter 4

Unit 4: Evaluating (Criterion D)

Evaluation serves as a critical phase in the design cycle that assesses the effectiveness, efficiency, and user satisfaction of a product against its original specifications. The chapter outlines detailed methodologies for developing usability test plans, conducting structured sessions, gathering feedback, and analyzing data to formulate actionable recommendations. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of reflective writing and compiling comprehensive evaluation reports for ongoing improvement in design practices.