WACE ATAR Design Practice Questions - WACE Year 12 ATAR Design (Units 3 & 4) Exam

When deconstructing a commercial design brief, what distinguishes a 'constraint' from a 'deliverable'?

A constraint is a mandatory design element requested by the client, whereas a deliverable is an optional bonus feature. A constraint defines the target audience, whereas a deliverable defines the financial profit margin. A constraint is a limitation or boundary (e.g., budget, timeline, brand guidelines), whereas a deliverable is an explicit final output (e.g., printed poster, mobile app interface). A constraint is the creative software used, whereas a deliverable is the preliminary research phase.

Correct Answer:

A constraint is a limitation or boundary (e.g., budget, timeline, brand guidelines), whereas a deliverable is an explicit final output (e.g., printed poster, mobile app interface).

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