A drawing for a Level 2 conceptual design
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1. The purpose of the design is so that the assessor can visualise the final result.
There must be sufficient information included so that this visualisation is
possible.
2. The descriptions of text and graphics should be just that.
3. The design should clearly indicate the layout, colours, typefaces, sizes and
styles used. The actual wording will not usually be shown. An alternative
approach would be to supply a name for a file where the text could be found.
4. The design should indicate use of colour, and any textual or non-textual
enhancements.
5. It is expected that as the project progresses, any changes should be
documented either on a separate document or on the conceptual design.
6. A conceptual design should be a pencil and paper drawing, it should not be
generated on the computer unless a dedicated design program is used.
Web site/presentation design
7. The same ideas could be used for a web site design, or a desktop presentation.
In those cases, a sketch like this would be required for each page of the web
site, or each slide of the presentation.
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