12/12/2025 - 11/1/2026 (Week 11 - Week 14)
Shawn Wong Kai Hen / 0375372
Collaborative Design / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in
Creative Media
Collaborative Design Practice - Task 2
INTRUCTIONS
LECTURER BRIEF
The Task
This task requires working in multidisciplinary teams to
develop creative briefs, design user-centered solutions, and
produce prototypes or mock-ups for user testing of the
tabletop game.
Week 12
After last week’s presentation, we began refining our work based
on feedback from Dr. Luqman and Ms. Anis. I rearranged the tasks
among the team members and took responsibility for refining the
guidebook.
1.1 First Version Guide Book
This is the version before refinement. We initially designed
the guidebook in A3 size and folded it like an instruction
sheet. However, after printing, it was too large and difficult
to fold. Based on feedback from the presentation, I decided to
redesign it as a small booklet using A6 size.
1.2 After Refinement - Second Version Guide Book
This is the revised A6 guidebook design. It looks cleaner
and is easier to store in the packaging. I also updated the
color scheme based on earlier feedback that the background
was too dark. For the new version, I used a light beige
color and added cookie elements to make it more visually
appealing.
Final Guide Book
Version
1.3 Final Version Guide Book - PDF
Week 13
During this week, I informed all group members that we needed to
complete all refinements so we could start reprinting. Jun Jie
and I planned to print together after class. I wanted to print
early so that if there were any issues, we would still have time
to refine and reprint. At this stage, all cards, the guidebook,
and the game board were finalized and ready for printing. Since
Jun Jie and I have experience designing card games, we worked
together to decide on the most suitable materials for the game.
2.1 Element Printing
2.2 Element Printing
We went for printing on Tuesday, and the process took around
two days. This allowed us to show the printed version to Mr
Shamsul for a final check. Luckily, everything was printed
successfully. There were only some small parts that needed to
be cut out and minor fixes required for the game board, but
overall there were no major issues.
2.3 Printing Outcome Problem
Below is the latest final version after we asked the
printing shop to reprint everything, as the previous quality
did not match what Junjie and I selected. Luckily, this time
the materials and quality are correct.
2.4 After Reprint - Final Version
Outcome
Week 14
3.1 Cut and Paste Preparation
3.2 Playtest Session with other Alumni's and teams
Play Test Video
Week 15
Presentation Slide
Presentation
Video
REFLECTION
Throughout the semester, we experienced both challenges and successes. The main difficulties came from group communication and teamwork. At times, teammates were not aligned, which led to arguments and delays. However, in the final weeks, our group began working together more effectively, and we were able to complete all tasks on time.
For me, the challenges were manageable because I was confident in my work and design process, and I had prior experience to guide me. I consistently met deadlines and stayed focused on my responsibilities.
This course has helped me strengthen important skills such as design improvement, leadership, time management, and task organization. Overall, I believe I performed well, and I am proud that our group successfully completed and submitted the project.
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