Visualisation diagrams

What is a visualisation diagram?

• A visualisation diagram is a rough drawing of what a finished product might look like.

• A visualisation diagram is a type of flowchart used to show data movement.

• A visualisation diagram is a written description of a process.

• A visualisation diagram is a list of project requirements.

What software can you use to produce a visualisation diagram?

• word processing software, presentation software

• audio editing software

• antivirus software

• web browser

What are the advantages of using a visualisation diagram as a planning tool?

• Information can be understood quickly, It is more clear, Easy to follow, Can show client design, Can show layout of end product

• It increases the cost of the project

• It makes the process more complicated

• It reduces the clarity of the design

What are the disadvantages of using a visualisation diagram as a planning tool?

• Does not show time, Can be too basic/lack detail/not enough detail, Would need to create lots if designing large website/project, Not suitable for large/complex projects

• It always increases project costs significantly

• It guarantees project success

• It is the only planning tool available

What do I need to remember to include when drawing a visualisation diagram?

• Layout and content should be relevant and suitable for context. Refer to the rubric for marks: Wholly relevant layout and all relevant content score highest.

• Use only bright colors and avoid labels.

• Include as many random shapes as possible, regardless of context.

• Focus only on artistic style, not on content relevance.

Match the following layout and content criteria to their mark levels:

• 4 Marks

• Minimal layout for context

• 1 Mark

• Simplistic layout

• 3 Marks

• Mostly suitable layout

• 2 Marks

• Wholly relevant layout