Presenting Creative Work

Step 1: Know your audience Presenters tend to discuss and set into new initiatives or things that are irrelevant to your audience. This could undermine your presentation because you're giving the interviewer too much information, which might obscure the key points of your proposal. Knowing your audience is an important first step in determining what content you should really cover in your presentation. It will also help you maintain focus.

Step 2: Tell a story Tell the story of your decision-making process and how the design came to be when you present your work. Describe your invention or concept, its benefits, and how it accomplishes the desired outcome. Many clients who aren't familiar with the design process can find it beneficial if you talk about your creative insights.

Step 3: Be diligent about feedback Presenting your work shouldn't feel onerous; enhancing your presentation is as simple as attentively listening to your audience. Make notes about their feedback whether you're exchanging ideas in person or virtually. This modest attribute will demonstrate to your audience that you esteem their viewpoints.

Step 4: Confidence is key! One of the most important things you should remember is to convey your confidence and enthusiasm when presenting your innovative concepts. It would be quite beneficial to have this perspective. The likelihood that the audience enjoys what you've created increases if you're confident about it too.

Step 5: YouTube Links

Learning isn't all about reading and interpreting. Below you will be able to find some helpful video links that can entice you with even more steps to presenting your creative work like a wizard!

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