Brief
- Created by: AmyBennet
- Created on: 18-11-15 22:08
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- Brief
- Themes
- Asian
- French
- Italian
- 50s America
- Mexican
- Materials
- Menu (2D)
- Menu
- Paper
- Card
- Ink
- Lamination
- Menu holder
- Wood
- Metal
- Plastic
- Glass
- Pros
- Solid
- recyclable
- Cons
- Shatters
- Scratches easily
- Pros
- Menu
- Façade (3D)
- Model
- Corrugated cardboard
- Foam board
- Pros
- Good for 3D modelling
- Cons
- Can look unprofessional
- rippable
- Pros
- Card
- Paper
- Wood
- Acrylic
- Pros
- Weather-proof
- Does not shatter
- Cons
- Scratches easily
- Uses a lot of energy to produce
- Pros
- Acetate
- Do these come in different colours?
- Acrylic
- Pros
- Weather-proof
- Does not shatter
- Cons
- Scratches easily
- Uses a lot of energy to produce
- Pros
- Acrylic
- Do these come in different colours?
- Expanded polystyrene
- Pros
- Good for 3D modelling
- Cons
- can look cheap
- a filler is needed
- Pros
- Real-world version
- Steel
- Pros
- Quick to assemble
- Durable
- Cons
- can corrode
- More expensive than a wood structure
- Pros
- Glass
- Concrete
- Pros
- inexpensive
- Durable
- Cons
- Heavy
- Cold to the touch
- Pros
- Neon tubing
- Steel
- Model
- Menu (2D)
- Target market
- Gender
- Males
- Females
- Both
- Gender neutral colours
- Age
- Children
- Bright colours
- Bold font
- Adults
- Elderly
- Teenagers
- Children
- Gender
- Sustainability and the environment
- Façade (3D)
- Real-world version
- Model
- Most sustainable materials
- paper
- Recyclable
- Card
- Recyclable
- Expanded polystyrene
- Recyclable
- paper
- Least sustainable materials
- Foam board
- Not always recyclable
- Foam board
- Most sustainable materials
- Menu (2D)
- Menu
- Least sustainable materials
- Plastic used for lamination
- Not able to be biodegraded
- Not reuseable
- Plastic used for lamination
- Least sustainable materials
- Menu holder
- Most sustainable materials
- Wood
- Trees can be replanted as they are a renewable resource
- Metal
- Can be melted down and re-used
- Wood
- Least sustainable materials
- Acrylic
- Oil based
- Acrylic
- Most sustainable materials
- Menu
- Façade (3D)
- Production
- Menu (2D)
- Printing
- Digital printing
- Pros
- Fast
- Inexpensive
- Cons
- Few material options
- Unable to colour match
- Pros
- Lithography
- Pros
- economies of scale
- Speed of production
- Cons
- low quality
- unsuitable for short print runs
- Pros
- Digital printing
- Finishing Techniques
- Lamination
- Pros
- Most machines can do both hot and cold
- Small-format machines
- Cons
- edges must be trimmed
- Slower
- Pros
- UV coating
- Pros
- Low per unit cost
- high speed
- Cons
- Specialised machinery is required
- High power expenditure
- Pros
- Lamination
- Printing
- Façade (3D)
- Printing
- Screen Printing
- Pros
- Water resistant
- Good for large designs
- Cons
- Best for fabric
- Time consuming
- Pros
- Screen Printing
- Lettering
- Neon
- Pros
- Long-lasting
- Unique
- Cons
- High electricity usage
- Bulky
- Pros
- Edge-lit acrylic
- How will this be attatched?
- Bolts
- Neon
- Printing
- Menu (2D)
- Existing products
- Façade (3D)
- Menu (2D)
- Themes
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