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HOW TO DEVELOP A SPECIFICATION BY ANALYSING THE DESIGN BRIEF

FOR A CHARLES MACKINTOSH INSPIRED STORAGE UNIT

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A Design Brief is normally written by a customer / client. The designer then analyses the brief and writes a list of specific, relevant sentences relating to the design. This is called the specification. The designer constantly refers to the sentences, when designing. They help prevent him / her straying too far from what the customer / client wants.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Design Brief:

A leading storage manufacturer has approached you to design a storage unit to hold valuables such as jewellery or computer games. The storage unit must be based on the Mackintosh design criteria.
 
SPECIFICATION
 
1. The storage unit must be within 300 X 250 X 250mm in size.

2. It must have several Mackintosh features.

3. It must appeal to all ages.

4. It must allow the storage of small scale items / valuables.

5. It must be manufactured from at least two materials including natural wood.

6. The purchase price must be less than £30.

7. It must be robust and strong.

8. It should attractive, interesting to look and aesthetically pleasing.
 
Write further specification points in the space below:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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