We followed the Design Process :
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ALL SOLUTIONS FOR CUBES |
- Define Problem
- Brainstorm
- Research and generate ideas
- Identify criteria and specify constraints
- Explore possibilities
- Select an approach
- Develop a design proposal
- Make a model or prototype
- Test and evaluate the design using specifications
- Refine the design
- Create or make solution
- Communicate process and results
Testing all possibilities |
After finding all the solutions we had to pick 5 solutions so that they could fit to be a 3 by 3 cube and no piece could be repeated they all had to be different. With plastic cubes that were able to attach to each other we tried many ways.
When we finally found a solution that was okay with all the constraints we sketched it down on isometric paper.
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After the cube was all done packaging had to be made we came up with a name for the puzzle cube a logo and a price. Then made the packaging with what ever design we made up and made something that would grab the buyers attention.
Finally the entire project was done and the puzzle cube and its packaging was done and handed in.
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