As promised, these are the design process works. What you see below are extracts from my original design journal. I only extracted the parts that show the process of the actual project as some parts of the journal was just lecture recaps and research for other things. In these extracts, you'll see the work that went into designing this system and strategy, and that there was a lot of work that went into this project. I ended up being a project manager between me and my friend, Laura (a fellow designer) and I would direct her on what we need for the project and how we would present this project to the client. We would have regular meetings once a week and discuss ways to keep improving the project and investigating flaws. We had workshops with the stakeholders (the young people) where we would review how to adapt the project into something the stakeholders need and would use.
In the next image, we recreated the mock booklet for the client presentation. The difference is, we re-designed the booklet so the tabs are inside, instead of outside which will protect the tabs; the cover is brown which indicates more of a travel journal look instead of a placeholder yellow colour. Again since this was a mock up, we only made digital mock up pages and wrote in the handmade mock up booklet because we didn't end up having time to print when we presented the concept to the client.
Thanks for viewing part 2 of my project! This is not a complete project but what I wanted to show was the design strategy and system I developed and how much was put into this project. I, myself, appreciate the time I put into this project, even though I never got a end product out of this, I still got a very valuable experience. I had fun project managing, and developing this system even attending workshops where I got to know the client and the stakeholders who would possibly use this product.
