Design Basics
The group of people a design is meant to reach.
Target Audience
An early version of a design.
Draft
What do we call what the client wants to achieve?
Client Goals
An organization that expands access to creative works.
Creative Commons
No changes can be made to the original piece.
No Derivative
The age, income, and education of your audience are called what?
Demographics
Making repeated changes and improvements.
Iteration
A document that outlines goals, audience, and expectations.
Creative Brief
Work with no copyright that everyone can use.
Public Domain
A list of all client needs and limits before starting a project.
Creative Brief
Designing so all people can understand is called _____.
Accessibility
A formal request from the client for changes.
Change Order
Details like file type, resolution, and color setting.
Specifications
A license that requires giving credit to the creator.
Attribution
A draft that closely resembles the finished design.
Prototype
A simple sketch or outline of a design.
Wireframe
The cycle of giving, receiving, and applying advice.
Feedback Loop
When extra tasks are added without approval.
Scope Creep
A license that allows sharing only if copied under the same license.
Share Alike
What’s it called when you go back and update your design over and over?
Iteration
A more complete version of a design that looks close to the final product.
Prototype
The list of all tasks, deliverables, and deadlines.
Project Scope
The specific group a product is designed for.
Target Audience (Repeat)
A license that lets you share but not sell.
Non-Commercial
Adding tasks to a project without formal approval is called what?
Scope Creep