- Think about the outcome
- Because of the magnets and stiff hinges, the paper will be attached to the artefact.
- • Does it meet the Design Brief?
- Yes, we were able to create an artefact that can hold paper, but not very effective tho due to our materials thrown away accidentally.
- • Does it satisfy the Evaluation Criteria?
- Partially, yes. It holds paper but sometimes it doesn't. We wouldn't consider it a failure because our materials were thrown accidentally and the magnets we bought were quite cheap because we don't know how strong they were at the time.
- • How well does it work?
- It works for small pieces of paper. Some areas work effectively while some doesn't.
- • Are there any parts that can be improved?
- Yes. We could use better magnets next time and we could also be more careful with our materials.
- • What remains to be done?
- Designs. We could add cool design to it if we are given time.
- • What is the best feature of the artefact?
- Portability. It is foldable; therfor it is portable. It can fit in small places and it light.
- • What is the least satisfactory feature?
- It has a dull look to it. It looks very plain.
- • Are there any unexpected problems?
- The magnets were an unexpected problem. We didn't expect them to be weak. We also lost an important piece.
- • Are there any unexpected benefits?
- Yes, the portability. We didn't expect it to be quite light. It's all thanks to good woods. Cheers!
- • Is the artefact aesthetically pleasing?
- Yes
- • Is the artefact ergonomically sound?
- Yes
Thursday, December 10, 2015
EVALUATION
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