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ADVANCED DESIGN PRINCIPLES#1

Techniques that enhance the aesthetics and functionality of LEGO products, focusing on innovation and user experience.

MARKETING STRATEGY#2

A comprehensive plan outlining how to promote and sell your LEGO product, including target audience and messaging.

PITCHING#3

The process of presenting your LEGO product idea to an audience, emphasizing clarity and persuasion to secure interest.

PROTOTYPE#4

An initial model of your LEGO product used for testing and feedback, crucial for refining design before final production.

TARGET AUDIENCE#5

The specific group of consumers that your LEGO product is designed to appeal to, based on demographic and psychographic factors.

COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS#6

Researching similar LEGO products to identify strengths and weaknesses, informing your design and marketing strategy.

USABILITY TESTING#7

Evaluating your LEGO prototype with real users to gather feedback on its functionality and appeal.

UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION (USP)#8

A statement that highlights what makes your LEGO product distinct and appealing compared to competitors.

MATERIALS#9

The types of LEGO bricks and components used in your design, impacting both aesthetics and functionality.

MARKET RESEARCH#10

The process of gathering information about consumer needs and preferences to guide product development.

FEEDBACK INTEGRATION#11

The practice of incorporating constructive criticism from peers and experts to improve your LEGO design.

CAMPUS NETWORKING#12

Building relationships with industry professionals and peers to enhance collaboration and opportunities.

PRESENTATION DECK#13

A visual aid used during your pitch, containing key information and visuals to support your product presentation.

ACTION PLAN#14

A strategic outline detailing steps to take after receiving feedback, aimed at improving future projects.

BRAND POSITIONING#15

The process of defining how your LEGO product fits into the market and how it is perceived by consumers.

MARKETING MATERIALS#16

Promotional content created to support your marketing strategy, such as brochures and social media posts.

ITERATIVE DESIGN#17

A cyclical process of prototyping, testing, and refining your LEGO product based on user feedback.

ENGAGING Q&A#18

A session where you respond to audience questions about your product, showcasing your knowledge and adaptability.

CREATIVE BRIEF#19

A document outlining the objectives, target audience, and key messages for your LEGO product's marketing.

MOOD BOARD#20

A visual collage that captures the essence of your LEGO product's design and intended market appeal.

DOCUMENTING THE BUILDING PROCESS#21

Recording steps taken during the construction of your LEGO prototype, useful for future reference and presentations.

SELF-RECORDING FOR IMPROVEMENT#22

Using video to practice and critique your pitch delivery, enhancing presentation skills.

REFLECTION REPORT#23

A comprehensive summary of your learning experience, highlighting successes, challenges, and future goals.

CAMPAIGN TIMELINE#24

A schedule outlining key milestones and deadlines for your LEGO product marketing efforts.