Goal: The goal of this performance task is to create a Journal notebook.
Role: You are a talented designer and entrepreneur who has been approached by a publishing company to create a unique and visually appealing Journal notebook.
Audience: The target audience for this Journal notebook is young adults aged 18-25 who are interested in self-reflection, personal growth, and creative expression.
Situation: The publishing company wants to launch a new line of Journal notebooks that stand out from the competition. They have chosen you to design and create a Journal notebook that not only provides a space for writing but also incorporates elements of art, creativity, and inspiration.
Product: Your task is to design and create a Journal notebook that includes various sections such as daily prompts, goal-setting pages, inspirational quotes, and space for personal artwork or doodles. The notebook should have a visually appealing cover design and be made of high-quality materials.
Standard: The Journal notebook should meet the following standards: 1. The notebook should have a minimum of 100 pages. 2. The cover design should be original, visually appealing, and reflective of the target audience’s interests. 3. The notebook should include at least 10 different daily prompts or writing exercises. 4. The goal-setting pages should provide space for short-term and long-term goals, as well as action plans. 5. The inspirational quotes should be carefully selected and relevant to the target audience’s interests. 6. The notebook should have a durable binding and be made of high-quality paper that is suitable for writing and drawing.
Performance Narrative: You will begin by conducting research on the target audience’s preferences, interests, and needs. Based on your research, you will develop a concept for the Journal notebook, including the cover design, sections, and overall layout. Once the concept is finalized, you will create a prototype of the Journal notebook, ensuring that it meets the specified standards. Finally, you will present your prototype to the publishing company, explaining your design choices and how it aligns with the target audience’s interests.