4 Methods The Elucidat Design Team Uses For Design Concepts

4 Methods The Elucidat Design Team Uses For Design Concepts

4 Methods The Elucidat Design Team Uses For Design Concepts

How And Why The Elucidat Design Team Starts With Design Concepts

Before committing time and resources to a detailed design project, consider the methods the Elucidat design team uses:

1. Capturing Needs By Shaping The Problem

Shaping the problem requires asking questions and is a standard at Elucidat. By asking several questions, the team gains clear insight to your project needs, including the experience type and activities required to bring your vision to life. This inquiry process helps increase the chance of creating successful content. Moreover, knowing more allows the design team to help you achieve success.

Here are some of the questions Elucidat design team asks:

2. Conceptualizing By Shaping The Solution

Broad concepts are mapped out using real paper and collaborative digital tools and documents. It usually takes about 30 to 90 minutes of truly focused time. Using this method provides for rapid prototyping and enables you to try different methods and identify the best one to use.

3. Upfront Content Creation For Great Content

Creating content upfront helps the design team create great digital learning content. The team's sketchbooks and collaborative documents reveal their approaches, including mind-mapping, storyboarding, wireframing and visual styling. Elucidat's Branded Design Service helps to put together clients' visions with on-brand style and refinement once details are provided.

Here's how:

4. Prototyping In Elucidat

With Elucidat's Concept Creator Service, you can quickly breathe life into an exemplary approach. This cloud-based, collaborative authoring tool helps you quickly create a prototype that people can experience, including getting a sense of the flow, feel, look, content and structure of your learning content all in one central location. You're also not limited to publishing via a learning management system (LMS) to test out a concept with your learners.

While a design team often wireframes or storyboards, that's not always the case. The Elucidat pre-boarding example was directly created in Elucidat's elearning authoring tool without any wireframes or storyboards.

Final Thoughts

Being able to explore, structure and refine concepts is a crucial part of the creative process. Prototyping is also key to ensuring solid design before committing to detailed content authoring. With the right tools, testing out concepts and designs improves clients' opportunities for reaching their business and audience needs. By using these approaches, you can quickly create collaborative concepts and share, test and tweak them.

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