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The key stages in a design project are: 1. Defining the problem presented by the client. 2. Researching the brief and target audience. 3. Developing possible solutions and evaluating the best ideas. 4. Creating prototypes, refining them based on feedback, and realizing the final design.
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- 1. Design Process HOW A DESIGN PROJECT IS MANAGED.
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- 4. Key Stages in a Design Project The Problem The Client Brief Research Specification Possible SolutionsEvaluation of Ideas Synthesis Prototype Refine Prototype Realisation Evaluation
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