Project 01: Ideas - Trouble Shooting Part 2

Trouble Shooting Guide - Part 2

Below are photos of my second attempt of creating a trouble shooting guide. This time I tried to follow the layout of a technical trouble shooting guide that I had looked at previously. I think the layout looks a lot better, as it actually looks like a trouble shooting guide, it is also easier to read.

Project 01: Ideas - Trouble Shooting

Trouble Shooting Guide

When I think of Mistakes, I think of solutions or ways in which you can rectify it.

This gave me the idea of researching day-to-day problems and providing solutions on how to solve them.

All the information used in the trouble shooting guide was sourced from the website http://www.toptips.com/.

I tried to set out the information in a booklet, as many trouble shooting guide (especially technology based ones) are set out in little booklets, with all the information in a table so it is easy to read.

After looking at the booklet I thought that the layout wasn't quite right, as the information was split across pages and it didn't appear to look like a typical trouble shooting guide. I have decided to recreate the booklet in a different layout to see if this works better.

Project 01: Brief

Brief - Mistakes

Error, fault, blunder, slip-up, gaffe, clanger, inaccuracy, oversight, bloomer, laps, faux par...

You are required to observe or invent a system that makes mistakes.

• Document, record, analyse and rationalise
• Focus on mistakes as a constructive starting point for a creative project
• Learn from your mistakes
• Celebrate imperfection