Welcome to the Wallet Design Sprint! We will be using the IB MYP Design Cycle as scaffolding for this unit. Your goal will be to empathize with your client through primary interviews before sketching out some ideas for them to consider. Once you gather feedback from each other, you will refine your concept sketches and develop an origami wallet to prototype. After your client is satisfied with the functionality of the prototype, you will create a sturdier version using duct tape to provide them with their ideal wallet!
Before we begin, let's see if anyone already has a great idea for a wallet! Do some quick concept sketching practice.
You have 3 minutes. . . GO!!!
Press CMD + Spacebar to open up Spotlight Search
Search Photo Booth and then hit Return
Try to find an area where your photo has even light hitting it.
Line your photo up so it's pretty straight
Press the red button to take a picture on Photo Booth
When you are happy with your photo, right-click and export to Pictures
Press CMD + Spacebar to open up Spotlight Search
Search Preview and then hit Return
Open your Photo in Pictures
Click to Show Markup Toolbar
If you need to Rotate your image, use the Box with the Arrow
If you need to Crop the image, Select the area you want to keep, and press the Crop Button
If you want to adjust the Brightness or Color of your image, select the Adjust Color icon.
Change the Exposure and Contrast to adjust your Brightness
Change the Temperature to adjust the Color
When you are happy with your photo, press CMD + S to Save
Find a piece of work you have uploaded to for work.
Interview your client (4 minutes) and dig deeper (3 minutes). Use sample questions if you need ideas...
Develop a detailed design brief, which summarizes the analysis of relevant research (A4)
Capture findings and define a problem statement about what your clients needs are and why. Examples below...
Rewrite your problem statement from Step 4 in a complete sentence and sketch out 5 RADICAL ideas on how to address your partners needs. Share your sketches and capture feedback
For example, if my partner is an avid artist, I might make a space in each of my sketches to include a notebook and golf pencil for them to use.
Refine your idea into a technical sketch based on the feedback you have received. Use a ruler, colored pencils and shading to generate a polished version. Annotate your drawing with measurements and key features like in the example below. Take 30 minutes for this drawing.
Use Origami to create a prototype of the wallet and get feedback from your partner before creating the final version. Examples below...
Use Duct Tape to create a final version of the wallet and get feedback from your partner. Examples below...