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| To support students to to explore and develop design ideas by applying visual communication and design techniques in response to a brief, at level 6, teachers could:
- Provide opportunity for students to develop design knowledge and a range of drawing techniques that can be used to address a brief
- Provide opportunity for students to explore, generate, and refine design ideas informed by principles of aesthetics and function
- Provide opportunity for students to develop design ideas to a conceptual design informed by research and testing
- Provide opportunity for students to incorporate design judgements when developing design ideas and undertaking ongoing evaluation during the development of a conceptual design
- Provide opportunity for students to present conceptual designs to an audience that visually communicate the details of design ideas in response to the design brief
- Provide opportunity for students to evaluate conceptual designs against the brief informed by audience feedback
| To support students to apply design knowledge and drawing techniques to develop, review and refine design ideas to address a brief, and compose a presentation of a design, at level 7, teachers could:
- Provide opportunity for students to understand how design elements are characterised in different design movements and eras
- Provide opportunity for students to generate, develop and communicate design ideas informed by appropriate research and relevant testing and the identified design characteristics of a design movement or era
- Provide opportunity for students to use presentation techniques that draw on compositional principles (eg, proximity, alignment, hierarchy, use of positive and negative space), graphic modes (eg, digital, photography, animation, conventional sketching and drawing methods) and media (eg, pastels, collage, card and digital media, marker pens) to present design ideas and conceptual outcomes
- Provide opportunity for students to review and refine design ideas that incorporate specialist spatial design knowledge (eg, materials, processes; sustainability; environmental considerations such as climate, aspect, light) and graphic techniques (eg, architectural drawings, renderings, modelling) for inside and outside spaces in response to a brief
- Provide opportunity for students to review and refine design ideas that incorporate specialist product design knowledge (eg, materials, processes; sustainability; joining, fitting, fasteners, ergonomics, anthropometric data) and graphic techniques (eg, component drawings, sectioning, animation, renderings, modelling) in response to a brief
- Provide opportunity for students to incorporate design judgements in the development and ongoing evaluation of design ideas into a conceptual outcome
- Provide opportunity for students to explore a range of communication techniques to determine suitability for presenting design outcomes to different audiences. This should include opportunity to understand and use a variety of compositional principles, graphical modes, and media.
- Guide students to effectively use visual communication techniques to present conceptual designs to an audience to detail design ideas in response to the design brief
- Guide students to evaluate conceptual designs against the brief informed by stakeholder and wider community feedback.
| To support students integrate design knowledge and drawing techniques to develop and communicate a conceptual design to address a brief through graphics practice, at level 8, teachers could:
- Provide opportunity for students to generate, develop and communicate design ideas informed by research beyond the design situation (eg, not obviously connected to the design situation) and using relevant testing including modelling (2 and 3D physical and virtual mock-ups and models, animations, prototypes) and graphic techniques
- Provide opportunity for students to use presentation techniques that draw on compositional principles (eg, proximity, alignment, hierarchy, use of positive and negative space), graphic modes (eg, digital, photography, animation, conventional sketching and drawing methods) and media (eg, pastels, collage, card and digital media, marker pens) to present design ideas and conceptual outcomes
- Provide opportunity for students to review and refine the aesthetic and functional qualities of a spatial design that incorporates specialist spatial design knowledge and tools (eg, ergonomes, mock-ups, market research, virtual modelling) and graphic techniques for inside and outside spaces in response to a brief
- Provide opportunity for students to review and refine the aesthetic and functional qualities of a product design, incorporating specialist product design knowledge, and tools ( eg, ergonomes, mock-ups, market research, virtual modelling) and graphic techniques in response to a brief
- Guide students to incorporate design judgements in the development and ongoing evaluation of design ideas into a conceptual outcome
- Provide opportunity for students to match presentation format and construction procedures through consideration and selection of presentation techniques, audience needs and the nature of the design outcomes being presented. Communicate design outcomes to an audience in response to the design brief
- Provide opportunity for students to evaluate conceptual outcomes against the brief, informed by stakeholder and wider community feedback, and justify how the outcome addresses identified opportunities and constraints.
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| Students can:
- explore and refine design ideas by considering possible alternatives;
- integrate principles of aesthetics and function, and design judgements, in a coherent and connected way to develop design ideas;
- convincingly communicate design ideas visually in accordance with the context specified in the design brief.
| Students can:
- explore and refine design ideas that draw on spatial design knowledge;
- explore and refine design ideas that draw on product design knowledge;
- make design judgements on the positive and/or negative aspects of aesthetic and functional features of the design in response to the brief;
- review and refine well-considered design ideas that incorporate specialist spatial design knowledge progressing towards an outcome;
- review and refine well-considered design ideas that incorporate specialist product design knowledge progressing towards an outcome;
- use presentation techniques, and the application of compositional principles, modes and media, to effectively present visual information.
| Students can:
- explore diverse contexts beyond and within design situations to identify opportunities for potential design solutions
- use modelling and graphic techniques to explore and refine design ideas as potential solutions for situations
- communicate a variety of design ideas as potential solutions for the situation.
- explore the possibilities of a range of potential design solutions within a design situation and the interrelationships that exist between them.
- produce visual presentations that skilfully use compositional principles, modes, media, and presentation techniques to communicate a design outcome to an audience.
- explore design contexts to identify opportunities and constraints for refining a product and/or spatial design
- clarify design ideas through a iterative refinement process that draws on specialist product and/or spatial design knowledge
- communicate product and/or spatial designs that are justified against identified opportunities and constraints.
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AS91068 Design and Visual Communication 1.35 Undertake development of design ideas through graphics practice
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AS91341 Design and Visual Communication 2.34 Develop a spatial design through graphics practice
AS91342 Design and Visual Communication 2.35 Develop a product design through graphics practice
AS91343 Design and Visual Communication 2.36 Use visual communication techniques to compose a presentation of a design
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Design and Visual Communication 3.30 Generate design ideas through exploration using graphics practice
Design and Visual Communication 3.31 Produce a developed visual presentation that exhibits a design outcome to the viewer
Design and Visual Communication 3.32 Refine a spatial design through graphics practice
Design and Visual Communication 3.33 Refine a product design through graphics practice
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