Designing a successful project is the first step towards doing it well. Choosing a project design is your way of organising ideas, materials, and procedures to accomplish a specified purpose. Selecting a good project design requires taking into account the project's objectives and how best to achieve them. Basing your selection on this will help you create one or more designs that will help the project accomplish its objectives. Stakeholders may then select the best design to employ for project implementation. Sketches, flowcharts, site trees, picture impressions, and other visual aids can all help contribute to this process.

1. What is Project Design in
Project Management

2. • Designing a successful project is the first step towards doing it well.
Choosing a project design is your way of organising ideas, materials,
and procedures to accomplish a specified purpose. Selecting a good
project design requires taking into account the project's objectives
and how best to achieve them. Basing your selection on this will help
you create one or more designs that will help the project accomplish
its objectives. Stakeholders may then select the best design to employ
for project implementation. Sketches, flowcharts, site trees, picture
impressions, and other visual aids can all help contribute to this
process.

3. Why is Project Design important?
• Processes are sometimes disregarded in our sector. This phase of the
project will determine who is in charge of defining, characterising,
and finishing the project. Design thinking is a crucial skill during this
stage for good project management later on. Design thinking is an
effective problem-solving strategy that may be divided into three
stages: defining, characterising, and finishing.

4. What is Project Management?
• It is the use of techniques, methods, skills, knowledge and experience
to achieve particular project objectives within agreed-upon
constraints. It has final outputs that are limited in time and money. It
entails planning and organizing resources to complete a certain work,
event or obligation. Project management is basically divided into five
stages.

5. Stage 1: Beginning
• When a project begins, the process is to initiate the project. First, an
outline of the project with a detailed plan is created. The next step is
to create a list of stakeholders and get their feedback on what they
need from the project and how they want it done.

6. Stage 2: Preparation
• This is how we develop proposal plans. It includes estimating
expenses, determining resources, and defining requirements.

7. Stage 4: Controlling
• We are a quality checker. It is where quality, scope creep, and
cost/time allocations are checked when we conduct the process.

8. Stage 5: Closing
• This is the stage of project management that the project is completed
and the deliverable is delivered to the customer and stakeholders.

9. Project Design Uses
• 1. To know what you want to do, it is important that you have a clear goal.
• 2. Tracking project progress helps better minimize obstacles.
• 3.Thorough project planning means considering all the potential risks involved..
• 4. Better communication -Planning facilitates communication, which helps
communication. This is helpful when staff members understand what they should
do and when.
• 5. Identifying task dependencies -Project managers have a project plan that
describes the connections between tasks which enables them to know what
needs to be done when it comes time to submit their project for review.
• 6. Efficient resource allocation - Planning a project informs the team which
resources will be needed.
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