Collaborative Design Practice | Task 4 Final Compilation

 

Week 9 - Week 11

20/11/2024 - 10/12/2024

Nurul Asilah Mohamad Asif / 0353346

Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media | GCD62204 / Collaborative Design Practice

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Final Compilation

Task 1 (Project Document) 

Project Document by group 7 

Task 2 (Project Document) 

CDP Project Document - Task 2 by group 7 

Task 2 (Presentation Slide)

task 2 by group7 

Task 3 (Brand Guideline) 

Nutricup Brand Guideline by Group 7

Task 3 (Prototype slide) 

Group Maggi: Produce rapid prototypes, test and iterative designs by Group 7 

Task 4 (Final Presentation Slide) 

CDP Final Presentation by Group 7

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Reflection:

Collaborating on the Nutricup project has been a significant learning experience. Our team worked to create a brand that emphasized health and convenience, and my role included developing the concept, designing the billboard and packaging, and refining the mascot/logo. While I faced challenges in perfecting my designs, the feedback from my teammates, particularly Gina, played a vital role in improving the outcomes. Despite moments of miscommunication, we successfully aligned our ideas and delivered a cohesive final presentation, which highlighted our collective efforts.

Feedbacks:

• The designs could have benefitted from more frequent peer reviews to ensure consistency and avoid last-minute changes.
• Better time management and task delegation within the group would have helped reduce stress during the final stages of the project.
• The group's ability to provide constructive feedback was a strength, as it helped elevate the overall quality of the project.

Future Understandings:
Moving forward, I understand the importance of establishing clearer communication channels and setting regular check-ins to ensure everyone is aligned. I also realize the need for more iterative design processes, where feedback can be incorporated earlier and more effectively. Finally, fostering a proactive approach to task delegation and timelines will enhance the efficiency and creativity of future collaborative projects.

This experience has been a stepping stone in refining my collaboration skills and understanding the dynamics of group design work.