The Role and Components of a Design Brief
📌 A design brief is essential as a unique and specific guide to ensure the design product meets the client's expectations.
📌 A good brief contains all the necessary foundational information for the designer to create the desired output.
📌 The scope of a design brief covers project scope, product information, and the required design output information.

Project Management Details
📅 Project management aspects include the final agreed-upon verbal design or final design with the client, the timeline (completion time), and the client's budget or funding allocation.
❓ To gather maximum information, learn to formulate effective questions using a modified 5W and 1H framework.
💡 Examples of 5W/1H questions include: "What will be created?", "Why is this design important?", and "Where will this product design be placed?".

Information Gathering Methods
🔍 Information gathering can be achieved through observation, interviews, and discussion forums.
🗺️ The 'Where' element of the brief specifies where the design will be deployed (e.g., on-screen, print, etc.).
🎯 The 'Who' element defines the target market or audience for the project.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ The 'Why' in the brief defines the project's objective, such as promoting a product or conveying specific information.
➡️ The 'When' refers to the deadline agreed upon by both parties for the completion of the design product.
➡️ The 'How' element dictates the specific applications or tools that will be utilized in the project development process.

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