Team Critical Analysis

As planned, the team (for the most part) delivered and had arrived into uni with their designs ready to be analysed by the rest of the team. How we worked it was, each individual would discuss their ideas via Figma and showing us their prototypes (if they had any) and then we copied and pasted the work into Miro where we used sticky notes to criticise and congratulate the individuals work.

Overall, this was a really beneficial experience and I felt that as a team we all felt comfortable enough to be able to actually criticise each other, and not take it to heart.

After sticky noting each other’s work, we discussed our thoughts and then created a diagram to demonstrate which parts of each members work would be used in the final design:

After this session, each team (where I was with Mads) split off, and we started working on our allocated projects.

The teams were:

• Alex and Sam – build the new desktop prototype that we had just discussed.
• Mads and I – work on the slides and start developing a script
• James and Evie – Mobile development

Unfortunately at this point we were unsure of whether Evie would be present for the final presentation, as there was a slight lack of communication on her side about her plans. So, as James is pretty comfortable talking by himself, we felt that this was a good pairing – just incase.