This project was about how so many people have cluttered desks but dont have an easy solution to fix them. This had to be within the dimensions of 6" depth, 12" width, and 10" height. It also had to have a bent plastic part, a reseced area, be made of five different parts, and hold a minimum of six items. My partner Remington Reid and I sketched and designed a desk organizer. I highlighted only the parts I personally did, in addition to my marketing brochure. This project was more of a real idea at how inventor could be applied to real life in going through the design process.
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Desk Organizer Design Brief |
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Client Company: |
Office Supply Chain |
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Target Consumer: |
Teachers, Corporate Executives, and home office workers |
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Designer: |
Remington Reid and Ross Higgins |
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Problem Statement: |
Keeping an office desk from becoming cluttered with papers, and devices such as pens, pencils, staplers, paper clips, Post-It Notes, and writing pads is a neverending task. This hinders work space and organization. |
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Design Statement: |
Design and model a product that will reduce the clutter that accumulates on office desks and frees up space. |
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Constraints: |
1. Must not attach to the desk. 2. May not have a footprint that exceeds 6” depth x12” width x 10 height. 3. Must include a recessed area, a bent plastic part and have a base ¾” thick. 4. Must have a minimum of five different parts once assembled. 5. Must hold a minimum of six items.
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