05 - R094 - Visualisation Diagrams

• Computing
• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
• GCSE

05 - R094 - Visualisation Diagrams

Which visualisation diagram
is better and WHY?

KO Students will be able to create visualisation diagrams for advertisement posters that effectively communicate a client's message to a specific target audience.

All - Students will be able to analyse a client's brief to identify and understand the specific target audience's needs, preferences, and demographics.

Most - Students will create visualisation diagrams that effectively represent the client's message and resonate with the identified target audience.

Some - Students will present their visualisation diagrams to the class and receive feedback, simulating a real-world client presentation.

What to include in visualisation diagrams

• Client Brief: Incorporate client's message, goals, and specific requirements.
• Ensure alignment with client's vision and objectives.
  
• Target Audience: Tailor content and design to match audience demographics, preferences, and needs.
• Prioritise resonating with the intended viewers.
  
• Design Concepts: Choose an appropriate color scheme that appeals to the target audience.
• Opt for readable typography and text hierarchy for clarity.
  
• Dimensions and Resolution: Adhere to the specified poster dimensions, typically in inches or centimeters. (Stated in brief)
• Resolution Details: Maintain a high print resolution for printed document (e.g., 300 DPI) for sharp, clear visuals. / Low Resolution for screen products (to be displayed on a screen)(72 DPI to allow smaller file sizes and quicker download / transfer times)

WHAT NEXT...

Creating the product

What to include in visualisation diagrams

• Slide Content: Incorporate client brief, target audience, design concepts (colors, typography), poster dimensions, and print resolution.
• Client Brief: Incorporate client's message, goals, and specific requirements.
• Ensure alignment with client's vision and objectives.
  
• Target Audience: Tailor content and design to match audience demographics, preferences, and needs.
• Prioritise resonating with the intended viewers.
  
• Design Concepts: Choose an appropriate color scheme that appeals to the target audience.
• Opt for readable typography and text hierarchy for clarity.
  
• Dimensions and Resolution: Adhere to the specified poster dimensions, typically in inches or centimeters. (Stated in brief)
• Maintain a high print resolution (e.g., 300 DPI) for sharp, clear visuals.
  

Note: Incorporating these elements ensures the visual diagram effectively conveys the client's message to the intended audience with a focus on design aesthetics and print quality.