Inquiring and analysing
Understand the problem and the people you are designing for. Research existing solutions and use evidence to write a design brief.
Use these guides alongside your project. Your class handout tells you what evidence to produce for each task.
Understand the problem and the people you are designing for. Research existing solutions and use evidence to write a design brief.
Set clear requirements, explore possible solutions and explain the design you choose.
Plan your work, use appropriate skills, make your solution and record changes.
Test with real users, compare results with your requirements and explain useful improvements.
Research your poster audience and plan a clear A4 poster layout.
Practise audience research and business-card design. Reuse this work and add coordinated letterheads for the summative.
Research your website audience and plan the layout of your homepage.
Research your portfolio audience and plan a project page. Keep the completed handout and matching website version together.
Research how people understand your device and plan clear status messages.
Decide what the design needs to do. Give clear instructions, check the result, test it and explain your revisions. Keep a record of the help you used.
Class agreements →Read the rubric in your handout. A classroom task score out of 8 and an MYP criterion score are identified separately.
Assessment guidance →Keep editable files as well as any requested exports. Check the assignment for the handout, images, code or website files you need to submit.
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