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Visual Mind Mapping

 

A visual mind map is a diagram that helps to visually organize information or collected data. Likewise, I organized my research, collected data through the online interview, and my analysis and insights into the visual mind map. Performing this process I gained a elucidate view on the design direction. Below is a video explaining my visual mind map and its different aspects. 


I made a mind map using collected data, picture representation and few notes using colourful papers and sticky notes. There are 6 major elements - risks, challanges, target user, target area, analysis and design feature. 


Comment down below and let me know if there are any undiscoverd aspects in my mind map or share your unique points that can help me gain a fresh perspective on the topic.

Until we meet again, Adios :).

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