Outcomes

We decided that we would solve this problem by designing a series of posters and cards that could be used on the reverse of playing card designs. As not everyone knows how to bluff, having tips on the cards while playing may make the game more interesting..

Here are the designs we took to our crit:

We had some discussions about putting our designs on the back of playing cards. Generally our group did not work well due to people being absence and some conflicting opinions not a lot of work or designing got done. It was generally very frustrating, especially when trying to get the four of us together to try and achieve anything. Despite sending several messages and discussing the work we needed to do, the enthusiasm wasn't there.

FEEDBACK FROM GROUP 6

Group 5 -
James Flanagan
Lewis Francis
Oli Cassell
Chloe Wilkinson

Tell a convincing lie (poker - bluffing)
-Regularly changing concept which wasn't documented.
-No design direction boards?
-Pack of cards really brilliant concept - simple and effective if dealt with properly
Needed to be more evidence to get real idea of aesthetic.
-Only considered cards... possibly needs greater scope - needs to go to print - consider packaging, promotion and variations?
-Questionnaire blogged is the only sign of research methods.
-Limited to no evaluation -presentation did give idea of where it was going.
-We think unresolved as of yet, down to not telling a lie, just teaching other people... possible interpretation of the brief.
-Possibly for audience, look outside of casinos - look at selling them away from the direct audience.
-Needs taking to print to test it's effectiveness.
-apart from the promise of money, never told a lie?
-Needs to become live we feel.