Lesson slides on how to do Presentation Board

1. Presentation
board WHERE EVERY PICTURE COUNTS!

2. TODAY we are learning to present our
proposed design solution using
illustrations to our client (Teacher,
Examiner) on two A2 size board.
LEARNING
INTENTION
This is because
By presenting the proposed solution
clearly our client will be able to
understand how our prototype work
without having to go through excessive
reading to do so.

3. Success Criteria
I know I have succeeded if:
1. I can use detailed illustrations and
rendering to show a realistic 3D view (Open
and closed, aka PRESENTATION DRAWING )of
the complete prototype
2 . Use convincing illustration (CONTEXTUAL
USE) to show of how the my product can
function as stated in the specifications when it
is being used.
3. Show my problem situation , design brief
and specifications for our client to know
more about our product.
4. Use 2 A2 size board or less to do the
above.

5. PRESENTATION
DRAWING (NEW!)
Open and Closed view of the product must be
shown (If applicable)
Illustration is convincing by using appropriate
coloring tones
3 dimensional illustration of the design
solution in either isometric or perspective view
Open and closed view of design solution
Appropriate colour tones are taken into
Considerations when colouring.

6. Open view
Closed view
PRESENTATION
DRAWING EXAMPLE

7. CONTEXTUAL USE
(NEW!)
Appropriate annotations are used when
necessary to explain the function.
Usually involves the user interacting with the
product.
Detailed illustration to show clearly how the
solution would function as intended.
Annotations
Illustration of user interacting with product
Hand drawn
illustration

8. More
Examples of
Contextual
Use

9. CONTEXTUAL USE
EXAMPLES
Show closed up view if necessary
Show how user interact with the product

10. CONTEXTUAL USE
EXAMPLES
Show how user interact with the product with the
environment
Have a name for the product

11. CONTEXTUAL USE
EXAMPLES
Some products require more steps to explain how
to use it, so the steps are shown in sequence (eg.
Numbered in ascending order)
Annotations are necessary to explain the steps

12. CONTEXTUAL USE
EXAMPLES Sketches of product must be proportional in size
in relation to the user

13. CONTEXTUAL USE
EXAMPLES Sketches of product should stand out from the
user

14. TIP
Observe the shadows and gradient in the
photo to aid you in your drawing.
You may want to capture the scene using a
camera to aid you in your drawing.
Use a light box to identify the key features
and maintain the proportion of your illustration
Posing as a user
interacting with
your product
might be useful!

15. Before we start we need to
plan the scene by doing a
sub-plan of the
presentation board.

16. SUB-PLAN
Design situation, Design
Brief and specifications
I will check that all the
Statements comply to my
……
I intend to complete this
task by TxWx and proceed
to…
Presentation Drawing
Open closed / View
Fully rendered.
I intend to start drawing
my……. In TxWx and I
expect to complete this
task by…
Contextual use
I intend use drawings to
show how my product
Works. These are the
drawings I must draw
1. User opening the lid
2. User putting the phone
on the prototype…
I intend to complete this
task by TxWx and
Name of product
Situation,Brief and
Specs
Presentation
drawing 1
Open
Presentation
drawing 2
closed
Contextual use 1
Contextual use 2
Contextual use 3
Contextual use 4
Contextual use 5
Contextual use 6
YOU WILL NEED TO DISCUSS THE FINAL
LAYOUT PLAN AND SCENE TO TAKE
WITH YOUR TEACHER
Annotations 6
Annotations 2