• Scenario
• Getting organised
• Planning
• Keeping track
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• Storybook overview
• Proposal
• Detailed design
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• Story pages
• Animated finale
• Cover page
• Contents page
• Building it

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• eportfolio
• Review

DETAILED DESIGN

This is where you decide exactly what will go on each page of the storybook. You must produce your designs before creating the product. Designs produced afterwards are not worth any marks.

 

Write a script for your storybook.

 

Decide what will happen on each page. This means splitting the story up into sensible chunks, one for each page.

 

Produce a detailed storyboard for each page of the story which includes:

• the part of the story this page tells
• background/scenery and layout
• navigation features and links
• font colours, styles and sizes
• description of assets needed such as images, sound effects, narration, music video, animation, etc.

Annotate your storyboards to help others understand your choices.

 

Make use of feedback from test users, including members of the target audience if possible.

 

Save your script and storyboards for your eportfolio.

 

Answer the Detailed Design questions in your review.

 

Finished? Make sure your plan is up-to-date. Have you remembered to add comments?