3. Formulate a Design Specification (Create a Design Specification and Tests to Evaluate your product)
"A design specification is a series of statements that describe the possibilities and restrictions of the product." They are important for determining the quality of the product. Every item included in your design specification provides a test point.
Some language that might be helpful at this stage of the project is:
My design will need to . . .
The requirements of the people who will use it are . . .
It will also need to do the following . . .
We brainstormed possible design specifications for this project. This is what we came up with.
Design Specification Ideas:
1. Error Free
2. Professional (attractive/eye-catching/appropriate)
3. Relevant/complete
4. Accurate (for the character)
5. Materials
6. Geared toward target audience.
Tests to evaluate your product -
Introduce this with a sentence such as:
To evaluate my product I will create a questionnaire. On a scale of 1 to 5 (1 = awful and 5 = awesome) I will ask the following questions. Then create a questionnaire. You will create at least 1 question for each design specification.
Learning Objective: produce a listing of detailed specifications, identify ways of testing a solution on a specific audience or the intended user.
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