The document discusses planning for a multimedia project. It emphasizes that proper planning is as important as the content and layout. The planning process involves defining goals, outlining content, creating flow charts and storyboards. Good planning includes establishing the development team and process, documentation, and evaluating the final product. Flow charts, storyboards and documentation are used to map out the logical progression and navigation through the multimedia content.

1. planning Group Members Seo Chai Yong Lee Siew Ling Ji Tian Hui

2. Planning Planning and costing is one stage of a multimedia project Proper project planning is a important as planning the layout and content. Before start to render graphics, sounds, and other components, the plans should be in place which to ensure that the necessary skills and resources are available

3. Process Of Making Multimedia Idea analysis Pre-testing Task planning Development Delivery

4. Planning & Costing Program Goals Outline Logic Flow Chart Storyboard

5. Making Multimedia There have four development phases of making multimedia which are: Discovery Phase Design Phase Prototype Phase Production Phase

6. Importance of Planning To avoid misinterpretation in development multimedia project because Provide guidance for bug fixes and update

7. Essentials of Good Planning Personnel Multimedia Team Process management System Development Lifecycle Documentation Product evaluation

8. Program Goals into Storyboard Program Goals Outline Logic Flow Chart Storyboard Program script or concept Plan User interface Prepare Scripts for narrations, text, video Consider Copyrights Music, audio, video production planning Prepare project time lines and budget

9. Process Management Use the System Development Lifecycle There have many type of System Development life cycle which are waterfall, prototyping, spiral, linear and incremental

10. Waterfall Development Method

11. Documentation There have four parts of the documentation for the multimedia project which are a) Requirement document Overall product blueprint State that what is to be done and not how the project has been done b) Flow charts Logical progression through the product Navigation

12. c) Storyboard Tasks, objects, events and contents of the product Scene-by-scene d) Test documentation How, what and who to test the documentation

13. Flowchart A graphical ‘sketch’ of the presentation and the possible paths the user can take Menu Topic 1 Topic 2 Topic 3 Exit

14. Logic Flow Opening Animation & Audio Main Menu View Bio Albums Play Video Website & FAQ Biography Discography Video Resources Exit Info & Audio Credits End

15. Storyboard A graphical representation Of the user screen layout

16. Storyboard Main Menu Menu Items Picture Albums Menu Menu Items (Pictures) Album Info Text Picture Biography Text Pictures Video Video Website & FAQ Text Credits Text