Project Checklist

1. Interactive Media and Graphics FMP checklist
The below list is an overview of the evidence you will be asked to generate to meet the
requirements of this project.
Purpose Action Evidence
Researching the design
process
Evaluate at least three
different design
approaches
Portfolio of evidence
containing:
documents, diagrams
and recordings which
show informed research
of a design process
Show how the design
process works in own
work, research for Major
Projects and Major Project
Ideas
Apply a design process to your
FMP work including;
research of suitable
concepts and similar
products for study in your
selected specialism
Create a project proposal
negotiate and pitch a brief
with tutors including a range
of suitable ideas using
appropriate media, materials
and techniques,
describing and comparing
the effectiveness of different
solutions to the brief
Portfolio evidence of a range
of: examples of various ideas
suitable for the brief
evidence of health and safety
considerations
evaluations as appropriate –
including project
healthchecks
All preparatory sketches,
mixed media developments –
Concept board and
drawings, experiments,
drafts, storyboards and any
other related
research log
project proposal
Pitch
Active project
planning/management with
timescales/ deadlines on
Trello
techniques to indicate design
process in own work
Design
and Make a final major
project - Major Project
Production
Carryout a design process to
realise your final major project
including;
review work and
development of possible
outcomes/ realisations
review and evaluate
your outcomes through
critical reviews
realise and evaluate your
final outcomes appropriate to
your specialist area
use the most effective
and appropriate presentation
methods for your work
evaluate the success
of your presentations
Portfolio evidence including:
completed project
demonstrating the design
process used
evidence of working as part
of a team – This would be
working with any contributors
if working alone
health and safety
considerations (Written and
observational as you work)
a range of possible final
outcomes, demonstrating a
variety of techniques
realised final outcomes for
the brief
evaluations as appropriate