Essential concepts, processes, and critical terminology for A-Level Digital Media & Design preparation.
20 cards
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Define **Communication** in the context of digital media.
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The essential purpose of digital design is to communicate. It involves establishing relationships with audiences that are shaped by the chosen media and methods. For example, a website communicates differently than a printed poster due to interactivity.
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What is the role of **Critical Reflection** in the design process?
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It is the active engagement in analytical thought. It involves stepping back to evaluate what works and what does not during the design process. It ensures the designer can justify their choices and improve the outcome based on user feedback or self-evaluation.
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Explain the concept of **Intention** in project development.
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Intention is the starting point of a project. It may stem from a specific brief, a proposal, initial research, a spontaneous idea, or a feeling. It guides the direction of the creative work and establishes the initial goals for the digital outcome.
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How does the syllabus define **Creativity**?
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Creativity is positioned at the heart of a designer’s processes. It supports questioning, experimentation, and risk-taking. It is not just about making things look good, but about finding novel solutions to problems through exploration.
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What constitutes a **Digital Outcome**?
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A digital outcome is a work or product that is hosted or displayed in a digital environment. Unlike physical media, it relies on digital technology for its creation, storage, and accessibility, such as a website, a digital photo portfolio, or an interactive app.
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