Compare and contrast 3 different types of design briefs- Theory, Ed.

The first design brief i have chosen to compared is;
This design brief is for a video production. In the brief each important attribute is coloured coded with other attributes in that category, for example; under project is purpose and opportunity. Personally i think this is good because it allows whoever is filling out the brief to write down all the information needed, however making it easy to follow and ensures that all information is recorded throughly. Another detail i like about the brief template is that there is four pages of boxes to fill, this means that there will be no question or piece of information unanswered.

However, in contrast that the first brief template, the second brief template is a lot more minimalistic therefore making the sheet look less overwhelming and more simplistic to read. The template has just the right amount of information to considered whilst filling out the brief without bombarding you with too much to consider about a project. In compassion to the first brief i believe this one is a lot neater to look out however i do worry that using this brief template will not give you enough space to fill out as much information as possible.

The last brief i have to compare is even smaller than the one above, therefore i do not think, that for most, this brief template will allow for enough room write your ideas. personally, the brief does not offer room or prompts to consider whilst creating a brief. The size of boxes is also not enough to pack with ideas for a creation, therefore i am not impressed.

Overall, i believe the best brief template is the first. The prompts of what to consider are detailed and important to consider as well as the colour coded sections and large sections to write in. In contrast to the other briefs which do not contain colour for organisation and the space left to write in being far too small.