R093 - Topic 3.3.3 Visualisation diagrams and asset logs

What is the purpose of a visualisation diagram?

• To show how a final product will look

• To create a final product

• To test the functionality of a product

• To market a product

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using visualisation diagrams?

• Showing the layout of a final product

• Showing the colour scheme and font choices

• Allowing a client to see the final product before it is created

• Testing the product's performance

Who is most likely create and use a visualisation diagram?

• A graphic designer

• An actor

• A marketing executive

• A sales representative

What information should a good visualisation diagram provide to a graphic designer?

• Enough information to make the final product

• Detailed code for the product

• Marketing strategies

• Sales projections

Which of the following elements may be included in a magazine cover?

• Interactive buttons

• Logo

• Sound effects

• Video clips

What additional elements might be found on a magazine cover?

• Price, barcode, and publication date

• Sound effects and video clips

• Interactive buttons and hyperlinks

• Animation and transitions

Which of the following is NOT planned using visualisation diagrams?

• Brochures or leaflets

• Magazines or book covers

• Posters

• Spreadsheets

Visualisation diagrams are used for which of the following?

• Web pages

• Financial reports

• Legal documents

• Medical records

Which of the following is planned using visualisation diagrams?

• Comic pages

• Budget sheets

• Meeting minutes

Visualisation diagrams can be used for which of the following?

• DVD/Blu-ray covers

• Tax forms

• Scientific journals

• Legal contracts