Design Work Journal

At the end of each phase, your team should turn to this book to summarise your work, evaluate whether you are ready to move on and to reflect on what you have learned.

This is also a great place to capture documentation of your work through pictures, screenshots and notes.

It is important to take the time to complete these reflection activities to ensure that your design team’s work is high quality and moving in the highest potential direction

Design Work Journal

Use the tools in this Design Work Journal to document your work, align as a team and reflect on your process. Then use the Design Critique criteria to evaluate your design work, make improvements and determine if your design team is ready to move on to the next phase of your project.

Document your process! What did you learn?

Capture evidence of your work! Drop pictures & screenshots of your work from this phase either here or on a digital platform.

Capture your favorite moments as a team either here or on a digital platform.

Team Alignment - As a team, discuss your progress in relation to the criteria for moving to the next phase.

Equity Objectives - As a team, discuss your progress in relation to the criteria for moving to the next phase.

Reflection on process - Reflect on the questions as a team and then share with those who are participating in your design critique.

Design Critique - Use a rubric to assess if your team has met all the goals of this phase of the design project and are ready to move into the next phase.

Process Critique - Use a rubric to assess how your team is doing in termscof your process work and the mindsets of Human-Centred Design.

Design Work Journal Resource

Download Guidebook

Click here to download a PDF of the Design Work Journal.

Mural Board Template

Use this MURAL template to complete your team’s Design Work Journal.

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