MoodBoard
To define the direction of a project gathering a mish-mash of images, illustrations, colors, words, fonts, and textures
- Steps
- 4
- Last edited
- Mar 9, 2022
- Created by
- Nova
About this process
A mish-mash of images, illustrations, colors, words, fonts, and textures that define the direction of a project - keeping everyone on the same page. This is a simple way to create project guidelines and give everyone the opportunity to bring up ideas. Benefits of using a moodboard (or inspiration board): Creating a Moodboard is a good way to guide the visual direction for a project. Say goodbye to static moodboards! Your moodboard can stay up-to-date with new trends and ideas. You can include video, motion or even sound by adding links, photos, sketches, etc Sharing your moodboard with clients and stakeholders: You can prepare your moodboard and share it with stakeholders and/clients at any time.
The process in detail
4 steps- 1
Provide information about the project
- 2
Start gathering ideas
- 3
Ask the client for feedback (Optional)
- 4
Evaluate, discuss and provide feedback (Optional)
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1. Provide information about the project
Brief User / client Information Style: If it is a design project, think about your style. Are you putting together a masculine or feminine board? Futuristic, modern, vintage? Is it edgy, bold, or peaceful? Color palette: Dominant colors and secondary colors Source: Where are the best places to look for information and inspiration?
2. Start gathering ideas
Find a mish-mash of images, illustrations, colors, words, fonts, and textures that define the direction of a project. Use board stickers to mark and highlight the images and information that are important to you.
3. Ask the client for feedback (Optional)
Send an email to your client or stakeholders and share your moodboard/inspiration board with them. Your session"guests" will only be able to see the next step. Options: You can schedule a meeting with them or you can ask them to leave sticky notes with some feedback.
4. Evaluate, discuss and provide feedback (Optional)
- MOOD & STYLE
- INSPIRATION
- COMPETITORS