4. 1. a general idea used to formulate a plan
2. an idea of something formed by mentally combining all
its characteristics or particulars; a construct.
3. a directly conceived or intuited object of thought.
概念
Concept
概念 = 人类在认识过程中,把所感知的事物的共同本质特点抽
象出来,加以概括,就是概念
概念就像是讲故事, 很久很久以前。。。
24. 1. 文字 Verbal – the verbal parts of your concept might be words you use to
describe the site. For example your design concept might be one of
sophisticated elegance. Verbal concepts tend toward the abstract. They’re
focused on the message your design is to communicate.
2. 视觉 Visual – the visual parts of your concept might be a specific image or
color scheme. It might be an idea to use circles prominently. Visual
concepts tend to be a little more concrete. They should come from the
verbal part of your concept. Visual concepts are focused more on the how
of conveying your message.
概念
Concept
26. • Defining the problem – You can’t solve a problem without knowing what that problem
is. Before developing a concept for a site you need to talk to your client and ask
questions about the client’s brand, their customers, their general market, and their
goals for the site.
• Research – Your client won’t be able to tell you everything you want to know. You’ll
have to do your own research into their industry looking at competing sites and trying
to understand more about their market.
27. Your process will usually be to collect as
many ideas as possible, spend time working
on the ones you think have potential, and
then have a handful of ideas to work
through in greater detail.
This post will mainly be concerned with the
first part of the process, that of finding
inspiration, collecting ideas, and recording
them somewhere.
40. Client looking at a concept board must be able to understand the overall
feel and look of the room. Though, it doesn’t show the concrete furniture,
finishes or accessories yet, so the designer has the freedom when
working further on the project. Let’s say, concept is showing the direction,
but not the particular road.