this week i have been focusing on composing a great presentation that would allow me to tell a story of my project.
by Wednesday, i was able to show a partially-complete presentation will callouts of the main features of my product that were accompanied by short bits of text and corresponding renders. Given that i have not yet finished creating slides dedicated to my project-story, i received some suggestions from professor regarding this + needed to add some renders that would show off the opening procedure more explicitly.
so, thats what i did:
significant slide 1: the story. here, i implemented pictures that show common problems that my device can solve.
significant slide 2&3: the main objectives of the device and the early development stages pictures.
significant slides 4&5: fusion 360 work…. to reflect, i could have added a little bit more on that, but i believe due to my process’ manner it still worked as it was so i am satisfied.
significant slide6: i am moderately proud of the work ive done here: even though the device does not look super-realistic with the environment, however i did try my best and took advantage of a lot of tools in Figma, including some plugins. this was also the first slide i have created and so the calm green color + grey + white looked quite complementary to my product, so i decided to follow through with it later as well.
significant slides 7,8,9: call outs on threads (that i have been struggling with for a million years) and showcasing the spaciousness of the device (showing the water in the bottom part and the fact that both toothbrush and toothpaste fit in it + the size)
also i am quite proud of how the green shapes align visually throughout the slides.
significant slides 10,11: callouts on the geko-tape and an environment render to showcase this feature (looking back, i could’ve placed the second part in the environment as well, but it is not a big deal in my opinion)
some key words to further showcase the coolness of the device.
significant slides 12: callout on the self-drainage feature + corresponding render. very proud of that one.
overall reflection:
they say there is no limit to greatness, and i agree. of course, there are a lot of things that could be further improved and changed, however i am quite satisfied with what my product and presentation turned out to be.
i really enjoyed the process of working on this course’s assignment throughout this semester and i believe i acquired some invaluable experiences that will benefit me in future (prototyping process, fusion 360 skills, etc.)