Top-Down Design

Question: What's a top-down design in a system?

A top-down design is a broken up system that is used to achieve an understanding of the subsystems that are operating below the main one.

Systems

Question: What comes to your mind when you hear the word, "System?" What does it mean?

A system is a procedure consisting of subcategories that come together as a whole part of a process.

Examples: Restaurants, Airports, Museums, etc.

What I learned from this mission

What did I learn from this mission:

I learned:

• to plan ahead
• to make it fit the user requirements
• to receive feedback and use it to improve my product
• constructive feedback

Epic Failures, Brilliant Comebacks

Failures:

• I messed up while making the soccer ball
• My soccer goal is not proportionate 
• I did not make my name very noticeable

Comebacks:

• I made the soccer ball unique since I messed up on the shapes
• I put a green background behind my drawing to make it seem like grass

Namecard- prototype and test

Prototype and Test

I finished making my product
I tried to make it fit the user requirements by making it about my hobbies

Namecard- Ideate

Prototype:

• I should draw pictures along with my hobbies inside the boxes
• I should make it bigger
• Make it more noticeable 

Name Card: Define

Challenges and Problems:

How can I make my name card unique?


Things the User wants to see:

• Some of hobbies
• sports, using social media
• My favorite animal
• a cat
• Favorite color
• maroon