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A 'Contextual Challenge' is normally given to you by the Examination Board. It can be considered to be a general theme, from which you need to identify a genuine design problem to solve. Examination Boards often publish a number of contextual challenges and then you select one or more and investigate them. |
There are many ways of analysing a contextual challenge. Below is just one example. Quite simply write the context in the centre of a design sheet and identify design opportunities. |
By the end of this exercise, you should be able to select one design problem, to solve through the production of a portfolio, composed approximately of twenty pages. |
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