Stage One - Design Brief Research: View and analyse existing products Review and analyse suitable materials and processes from which the product is to be manufactured Consult with you as to specific design and market constraints Liase with suitable manufacturers to isolate specific problem areas likely to arise in the design Working Brief: Analyse findings of research to establish working brief. Written confirmation of working brief is required at the end of Stage One for the project to continue. Stage Two - Design Development Concept Development: Analysis of working brief Determine process and materials to be used Perform an ergonomic evaluation to determine optimum assembly servicing and user operation requirements Prepare concept drawings Do form studies within materials and processes constraints to obtain aesthetically pleasing appearance Prepare presentation drawings of concepts Prepare technical drawings suitable for rough quotations for manufacture of proposal Design Proposal: Submit to you final design proposal at a working meeting Stage Three - Final Design Modifications: Make any changes to design based on Stage Two assessment Changes are also incorporated based on information received from favoured outside suppliers and manufacturers Technical Drawings: Modify and prepare drawings. Drawings to be checked and approved by you and by any favoured manufacturers Prototype/Model Making Supervision: Liase with you during assembly stages and testing of prototype or model
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