DT design communication OCR

‘flat’ drawing that only show two dimensions

drawings in 3 dimensions that show depth

the use of a variety of materials and computer animations to demonstrate a design

simple 3D sketch with one face on

3D technique in which parallel lines at 30 degree angles are applied to the sides of a drawn object

representation of a 3D object using several 2D planes

3D drawing that shows objects in proportion

quick model, often just parts of a design, made from easy to work and low cost materials such as cardboard or foam

the representation of a real situation, but using mathematical concepts and language

an organised discussion run by a moderator where a group are asked about their experience and views of a product/design/brand/etc.

also known as human-centred design, a strategy with the aim of making products and systems usable. Focus is on the user interface and interaction

the understanding of a product of component as part of a larger system or product. Ensuring all levels are considered ensures the product in given the required attention to detail

working with others for mutual benefit