Before you start any project you need to think it out. The way you do it doesn't really matter, so long as you run them someone or a group to see whether or not your idea is ok to go foward with.
Step 2: Audience
After you have the concept or idea down start thinking about the poeple who can understand it. Are you aiming for the younger crowd or maybe those in your age group? Is the message clear enough? Having an outside perspective may help to narrow or widen your thought range.
After you have the concept or idea down start thinking about the poeple who can understand it. Are you aiming for the younger crowd or maybe those in your age group? Is the message clear enough? Having an outside perspective may help to narrow or widen your thought range.
Step 3: Clear Idea
This step is probably tough for some poeple, because you may understand what your concept is but maybe others don't. The best way is to talk this out or show others and ask then questions to help your idea to be clear. If you were not able to get your point across its ok to go back to step one and buffer out another idea.
Step 4: Simplify
Ounce you've got that clear idea make it simple. Strip it down to the bone and don't make it too complicated. Make sure your idea gets to the point.
Step 5: Bottom Line
Now the last step is basic. What was the point of the idea ? What did you accomplish and why? If you can answer these above questions you did good, but if you can't you may need to go through this process again. There is no point to your idea or concept if you can't make your point.
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