Posts

WIP MEETING MINUTE - WEEK 8

  WIP meeting minutes - Week 8 Date: 7th August    2025 Time: 10am - 12pm Group Members: 1)        Sarah Qistina Wright (0139173) 2)        Aimie Atma Binti Basirin (0139018) 3)        Quek Rou Yun (0138600) 4)        Kong Li Yen (0139172) 5)        Wong Anna (0138488)  6)        Ethan Tan Wen Jie (0139155) 7)        Chong Jun Kit (0138491)   Agenda Are products feasible? Budget Status Update (NGO, Logistics, Donation/Sponsorship) Individual updates Agenda 1. Are the products feasible to execute? So far, all the products are feasible for us to execute. Each item has been confirmed and successfully passed sample testing with decent results. There’s still an ongoing discussion regarding how to keep the ice cream cold and how to reheat the potatoes,...

WIP MEETING MINUTE: WEEK 7

    WIP meeting minutes - Week 7 Date: 31 st July 2025 Time: 10am - 12pm Group Members: 1)       Sarah Qistina Wright (0139173) 2)       Aimie Atma Binti Basirin (0139018) 3)       Quek Rou Yun (0138600) 4)       Kong Li Yen (0139172) 5)       Wong Anna (0138488) 6)       Ethan Tan Wen Jie (0139155) 7)       Chong Jun Kit (0138491)   Agenda Pitch Proposal Status Pitch Presentation Status Group Booth Status Individual updates     Outcomes Pitch Proposal Status ·        The proposal draft is currently in progress. Key sections such as the introduction, objectives, and NGO background have been completed. Pitch Presentation Status ·        The presentation slides ar...

WIP MEETING MINUTE: WEEK 6

    WIP meeting minutes - Week 6 Date: 24 th July 2025 Time: 10am - 12pm Group Members: 1)       Sarah Qistina Wright (0139173) 2)       Aimie Atma Binti Basirin (0139018) 3)       Quek Rou Yun (0138600) 4)       Kong Li Yen (0139172) 5)       Wong Anna (0138488) 6)       Ethan Tan Wen Jie (0139155) 7)       Chong Jun Kit (0138491)   Agenda Creative Plan Proposal and Presentation ·        Status of Preparation ·        Prototype Plan and Status Donation Request or Proposal Individual updates     Outcomes Status of Preparation: We have already reached out to our chosen NGO and informed them that we will be using their name in our project. They have acknowledged our intention. Currently, the proposa...

EXERCISE 2: IDEATION

Image
 Mind Map

WIP MEETING MINUTE: WEEK 5

    WIP meeting minutes - Week 5 Date: 17 th July 2025 Time: 10am - 12pm Group Members: 1)       Sarah Qistina Wright (0139173) 2)       Aimie Atma Binti Basirin (0139018) 3)       Quek Rou Yun (0138600) 4)       Kong Li Yen (0139172) 5)       Wong Anna (0138488) 6)       Ethan Tan Wen Jie (0139155) 7)       Chong Jun Kit (0138491)   Agenda Group Ideation Discussion Individual updates     Outcomes What were the top 5 ideas chosen? 1.       Brownies topped with ice cream 2.       Crepe Cake: Sunbeam Slices 3.       “Silent Crunch” Crispy Potato 4.       Ice Sticks: Casita Cooler 5.       Temporary Tattoo Stickers ...

Exercise 2: Ideation (Kong Li Yen 0139172)

Image
 Mind Map:  Product 1: Temporary tattoo sketch   Product 2: Scented candle sketch Booth design: Logo: APA reference: 1. Dang Lifestyle. (n.d.). Scented candles benefits. Dang Lifestyle. https://danglifestyle.co/scented-candles-benefits/ 2. Viking Bags. (n.d.). Pros & cons of wearing temporary tattoos. Viking Bags. https://www.vikingbags.com/blogs/news/pros-cons-of-wearing-temporary-tattoos 3. TEDx Talks. (2020, July 2). Why temporary tattoos are better | Yazemeenah Rossi | TEDxNSU [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/FW7BeKJzAzs 4. SUKA Society. (n.d.). Home. https://www.sukasociety.org/

Exercise 2: Ideation (0138488 Wong Anna)

Image
Mind Map Booth Concept Product Innovations Brand Logo Sketch of Booth Concept Sketch of Product Mocks Personal Reflection Through planning this "Voice Unseen" fundraising campaign, I gained valuable insights about social awareness and practical project management. Initially, I didn't realize how creative packaging could become such powerful advocacy tools until I designed the snack boxes with children's quotes and QR codes. This showed me how everyday items like food can carry important messages when we think differently. The most challenging part was balancing awareness with approachability, I wanted to highlight children's struggles without making the campaign too heavy for students. Solving this taught me the importance of tone in social causes. I also learned how to calculate costs properly to ensure both fundraising goals and affordable student pricing. Most surprisingly, I discovered how small details matter greatly. Things like choosing removable stickers (...