May 2021 Mock exam feedback

1a) Must write in full sentences. 

2) Identify and explain 

3) Read question fully and make sure answer is relevant to brief 

4a) Visualisation diagrams - layout, annotation, images. Brief referenced in answering be specific 

4b) Pre-production documents for navigation and movements- wireframe, sitemaps, prototypes

5a) Legal issues- data protection act, copyright/PRS, libel/ false information about the individual (celebrities etc) 

5b) Connecting social medias to apps- leak/hacking private information or financial information, trolling, cyberbullying 

6) Ethical issues- cultural groups not to be offended through the function, cultural appropriation, language on the app appropriate, age fashion should be appropriate, gender identity and security 

7) Finding celebrity models- social media i.e. Instagram pages, magazines such as OK, websites of newspapers/ fashion blogs, TV programmes about newly TV stars 


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