IA Day 19 —
Present the Intended Solution
Show the final redesign clearly, annotate the key features and communicate it as though to a third-party manufacturer.
By the end of class, you should be able to…
Select presentation views
Choose visuals that reveal the product and key features.
Annotate comprehensively
Make important features interpretable in 10 words or fewer each.
Communicate professionally
Present as though to a third-party manufacturer.
Build E pages 1–2
Keep the product—not decorative layout—the focus.
User problem.
Specifications.
Ideas.
Testing.
Intended solution.
The guide allows appropriate visual communication methods such as perspective, exploded, assembly, orthographic, net development, cutaway and FEA. Use only the views that help explain your product.
A4 pages
For presenting the intended redesign solution.
Images per page
Choose readable views rather than a collage of tiny images.
Annotation words
Keep schematical details concise.
Clarity
A stranger should understand the final redesign.
The mini-lesson is short. The evidence-making is the lesson.
Use clean, high-resolution views of the intended redesign.
Aim for 2–3 meaningful images per page.
Prioritize usability, function, ergonomics, material and assembly features.
Ask: could a third party understand the product without my verbal explanation?
The final product is unmistakable.
Important features—not decorative details—are explained.
Each image reveals different useful information.
10 words or fewer each.
Before you leave…
IA Day 20 — Compare the Redesign with the Existing Product
Keep the evidence chain moving: user → research → decision → test.
Criterion E strand 1: present the intended redesign solution with annotated key features; present as though to a third-party manufacturer using appropriate visual communication methods, which may include perspective, exploded, assembly, orthographic, net development, cutaway views and FEA; approximately two A4 pages, two to three images per page; annotations no more than 10 words. B2.1.15: create virtual representations highlighting key usability features and explain how the solution meets specifications/design intentions.