Visualization Tool

Challenge & Selection: As a graphic designer I use visualization tool very often to communicate my ideas  to stockholders and get their minds into what I am thinking about and to make sure  they receive the full picture of the design idea.

In addition, I use this tool to get customer feedback on the design and how they  would like it to be in order to develop it in a way that is more suitable for their  needs. I use it usually in the beginning of the design process in order to gather  information and understand what customers need.

Application: If I am meeting in person with the client, I start by asking questions to help  formulate the initial ideas about what they need and then start reﬁning their  answers on a white board using simple sketches and diagram to help illustrate their  visions of the design they want in front of them. After that, I start adding my  suggestions on how to make the design more attractive and at the same time  deliver it message; whether it was an event poster, an advertisement on a web  page, or an infographic.

After creating the design I print it and hang it on the board and presented it to the  client to check if there are any areas of improvements, sketching all their  comments directly on it to see how it can become.

Insight Visualization is very effective in creating a ﬁrst draft of the design that have mostly  all the information that the customer needs and share feedback in the same  moment from both sides (mine and client) through the conversation that takes place  in the visualising and brainstorm phase from both sides on the white board which  helps in ﬁnding a common ground and an efﬁcient design.

Approach  Since this tool is very effective for my work, in future I will replace the traditional  white board with a smart one. In order to allow more ﬂexibility in the sketches as  well as offering a verity of options such adding pictures, icons, colours and saving  the sketches to go back to it when needed.


Visualization Tool Challenge & Selection : As a graphic designer I use visualization tool very often to communicate my ideas to stockholders and get their minds into what I am thinking about and to make sure they receive the full picture of the design idea . In addition , I use this tool to get customer feedback on the design and how they would like it to be in order to develop it in a way that is more suitable for their needs . I use it usually in the beginning of the design process in order to gather information and understand what customers need . Application : If I am meeting in person with the client , I start by asking questions to help formulate the initial ideas about what they need and then start reﬁning their answers on a white board using simple sketches and diagram to help illustrate their visions of the design they want in front of them . After that , I start adding my suggestions on how to make the design more attractive and at the same time deliver it message ; whether it was an event poster , an advertisement on a web page , or an infographic . After creating the design I print it and hang it on the board and presented it to the client to check if there are any areas of improvements , sketching all their comments directly on it to see how it can become . Insight Visualization is very effective in creating a ﬁrst draft of the design that have mostly all the information that the customer needs and share feedback in the same moment from both sides ( mine and client ) through the conversation that takes place in the visualising and brainstorm phase from both sides on the white board which helps in ﬁnding a common ground and an efﬁcient design . Approach Since this tool is very effective for my work , in future I will replace the traditional white board with a smart one . In order to allow more ﬂexibility in the sketches as well as offering a verity of options such adding pictures , icons , colours and saving the sketches to go back to it when needed .