Visualisation diagrams are drawings that show what something will look like when created. They are used for planning purposes in areas like product design, costumes, logos, and more. The purpose of visualisation diagrams is to plan designs before creating the final product. They can be hand drawings or digital diagrams created with software. Visualisation diagrams typically include details on layout, components, colors, and other relevant visual aspects of the planned design or space.

1. VISUALISATION
DIAGRAMS
LO: To define the purpose of visualisation diagrams and
what their content may be.
Do Now:
Using ‘Google image’ find a picture of your favourite
trainers, consider Nike, Adidas, Reebok etc.

2. Lesson Goals
•Know where visualisation
diagrams are used in planning
•Understand the purpose of a
visualisation diagram
•Be able to explain the content of a
visualisation diagram
#visualisation
#purpose
#content

3. Key Words
• Visualisation
• Purpose
• Content
• A drawing or sketch
diagram of what something
will look like
• The reason why something
has been created or done
• What goes onto something
or has been put into
something
LO: To define the purpose of visualisation diagrams and what their content may be.

4. Use the template provided to create your own design for a
pair of custom trainers with your initials on them.
LO: To define the purpose of visualisation diagrams and what their content may be.
Task 1

5. LO: To define the purpose of visualisation diagrams and what their content may be.

6. Custom Trainers Explain visualisation diagrams
Understand the purpose & use
LO: To define the purpose of visualisation diagrams and what their content may be.

7. Visualisation
Diagrams
• A visualisation is a drawing created
by hand or digitally showing what
something will look like when
created.
• They are used to plan for still
images or products and can be a
rough sketch or a detailed final
design.
• Visualisation diagrams are used to
plan for things like costumes, logos,
posters, cars or webpage layouts.
Copy this information
into your books

8. Digital
Visualisation Diagrams
• Visualisation diagrams will often be presented digitally
using a computer to create the diagram.
• Specialist software can be used to create these
diagrams as well as image creation such as Adobe
Illustrator and Photoshop.
Copy this information
into your books

9. Task 2
https://www.nike.com/gb/en_gb/c/nikeid
LO: To define the purpose of visualisation diagrams and evidence an understanding of how their construction.
Go to the Nike ID site and create a digital design of a Nike
shoe.
Screenshot and put in
a PowerPoint Slide

10. Task 3
Create a visualisation diagram detailing the layout of
where you live.
Bedroom Bedroom
Living Room Kitchen
Hall-
way
Bathroom
LO: To define the purpose of visualisation diagrams and evidence an understanding of how their construction.
Create in a
PowerPoint slide.

11. Extension
Create a mood
board of examples of
visualisation
diagrams.