- Look into history and heritage of company.
- Highlight key points of the brief - for example the company name, deadline etc.
- Communicate with the client to find out specifically what the client wants from the brief.
- Research into the target audience, who will be viewing your design.
- Create a timeline to complete the brief within, which will make you procrastinate less and keep to a specific schedule which will help you in industry.
- Experiment with different mediums and designs - this is an alternative to mind mapping and will helpful for visual thinkers.
- Research into company / relevant brands that are similar and question why they are successful / unsuccessful.
- Word association.
- Procrastination.
- Mark making.
- Mind mapping / brainstorming.
- Think visually with quick sketches.
- Look into problem and consider how to solve it.
- Eavesdropping.
- Past knowledge from the design industry.
- Listening to music.
- Bouncing ideas off friends.
- Going for a walk.
- Deconstructing the brief.
James Webb Young's 5 Step Process.
Step One: Gather raw materials.
Step Two: Digesting the materials.
Step Three: Unconscious Processing.
Step Four: The a-ha moment.
Step Five: Idea Meets reality.
Step Two: Digesting the materials.
Step Three: Unconscious Processing.
Step Four: The a-ha moment.
Step Five: Idea Meets reality.
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