Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

Approaches - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Pros and cons
        
        What 'SPECIFIC' features are good and bad
        
        What was done well, what could be improved -> how will I incorporate these good qualities into my own criterion
    - - How much money will players really be saving? ensuring the time spent is worth the money saved.
  - - - What safety measures I would need to take prior to the contrsuctuion of my output
      - Further research on the 'clutch'
- - - - Prevented wasted time spent planning out my next step and helped me reach a final design much sooner
  - - - Open-ended questions that allowed participants to express their needs freely and prevented generic answers such as 'yes' and 'no'
        
        Informed what existing products and their features, (as analysed in product inspiration) should be incorporated into my design brief (part of the design phase)
    - - Key takeaways:
        
        Most participants, would like a use for their broken sticks and believe DIY equipment is a great alternative due to the cost effectiveness in comparison to store bought equipment.
        
        There is a demand for training equipment such as, pass rebounders, stickhandling aids and shooter tutors.
        
        Majority of survey participants who have thought about making their own training equipment have found it daunting or hard to get started. This validates my output as it confirms there is an existing need.
        
        Not only is it cost effective, it also allows for much more customization and can help eliminate repetition in drills.
- - - - Design student
        
        Feedback from both design perspectives transformed my drawings into "working drawings" and allowed me to create a blueprint I could easily refer to throughout the construction process.
    - - Design teacher
    - - Players and peers
        
        Feedback from my intended audience was used as progress markers to keep me on track as I worked towards creating an output both myself and my target audience would be happy with.
        
        Feedback from all perspectives lead to changes in my design, until I had reached a final state which I was happy with.