Creative Design Brief Examples for Students

In professional practice, a design brief is typically a high-level overview that captures:

• A summary of what is needed and why
• Who the intended user is
• The desired outcome, including whether a prototype or model is needed
• Any key constraints that shape the entire project

Specifications, on the other hand, include more detailed requirements and constraints.

Note that the brief should not be a detailed description of the solution, but rather a concise summary of what is needed.

Writing should be clear and precise.

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