Design Brief
Begin to assemble your research, sketches, and visuals into a presentation that will serve as your project deliverable.
Imagine that you have been commissioned to make this presentation as a professional “pitch” to a client.
Project Presentation Requirements
- Title (1 slide)
- An interesting/unique title for your project
- Project Statement (1 slide)
- 3-4 sentences
- Use evocative and descriptive language to excite your audience and tell the story of your proposal
- Mood Boards, Research Inspiration and/or Market Analysis (2-3 slides)
- Visual and formal references that helped to inspire your project
- Initial Mockups & Prototypes (2-3 slides)
- Process images, initial sketches
- Final Outcome (1-2 slides)
- Decisive moment(s) animations
- Main project image(s)
- User Narrative/Persona (1-2 slides)
- Tell the story of the experience when everything goes right
- Tell the story of the experience when everything goes wrong
- Process Reflection (2 slides)
- What are you most happy with?
- What would you add if you had another week to work?
- Thank You & Project Credits (1 slide)
- Citations, image sources, etc.
- Your name
- DSGN.350.01 Designing the User Experience
- Fall, 2026
- Prof. Ian Besler
- Graphic Design Program
- Department of Media + Design + Communications
- Roger Williams University
Student Project Precedent Examples
- “Gameboy” by Yuxuan W. (prototype video)
- “Bubxiety” by Tian Z.
- “WOGO” by Zhiran G. (interface moments)
- “Self-Fish” by Stella H.
- “The Celestial Ways” by Alayna H.
- “The Global Oil Meter” by Gwen C.
- “Weather Forecast Projection” by Kanglei O. (prototype video)
Assignment Submission Instructions
Submit your Final Project Presentation as a single PDF document, 12-16 slides in length.
- Screen-size layout (1920 px wide × 1080 px tall)
- PDF file size cannot exceed 10 MB
- 26FA_DSGN350_Lastname_Firstname_Pr1_Ph6_Final_Presentation.pdf
- Upload to the Google Drive Folder: 26FA_DSGN350_UX_Pr2_Ph6_Final_Presentation