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Mood Boards, Mind Maps and Visualisation Diagrams MatchUp
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Drag each of the top boxes to its matching pair. You must match all the pairs before clicking ‘Check’.
Node
Visualisation Diagram
Digital Mood Board
Branch
Barcode
Physical Mood Board
Annotations
Logo
Sub-node
A collage of existing images, sketches or illustrations designed to offer inspiration in the early stages of a creative project. These will likely be produced on notice boards, cards, A3 paper etc.
A collage of existing images, sketches or illustrations designed to offer inspiration in the early stages of a creative project. These will likely be produced on a software application
A code easily read by a machine usually situated in the bottom corner of certain media products e.g. magazine covers, DVD covers
A graphic symbol or design which represents the identity of a particular brand or company
The rough sketch or final draft created in order to illustrate what a final media product is intended to look like. This can be hand drawn or created digitally
Notes, comments and points of analysis written on a pre-production document to improve the reader’s understanding
Represents the main theme or idea that the mind-map/spider diagram is built around
A point on a mind-map/spider diagram that directly extends from the node and provides more detailed information about the central theme or idea
The lines used to connect nodes and sub-nodes