Evaluation of your Ideas --> PMI

The Plusses, Minuses and Interesting/Implications (PMI) chart helps you organise your evaluation of an issue, compare advantages and disadvantages, and make decisions.
In the Plus column you enter all the positive elements of the issue.
In the Minus column enter all the negative elements of the issue.
In the 3rd column enter the elements that cannot be classified precisely as postive or negative (Interesting) or list potential outcomes (Implications).

  • For you to do on your wikifolio
  1. Complete a PMI for each concept using the blank PMI document below. Save the PMI.
  2. Upload a PMI to your Optimum Selection page of your wikifolio for each conept, using the insert images and files tool in the Editor bar.
  3. Choose the best concept and make it clear to the reader of your wiki.
  4. List reasons why you chose a particular concept over the other 2.


IDEA 3

POSITIVE

MINUS

IMPROVEMENTS

  • It is colorful
  • The fabric isn't bright enough.
  • Buy brighter colors or add more decoration on it.
  • It is big enough to hold
  • The design isn't tall enough.
  • Draw it taller.
  • The fabric is soft and not too thick and not too thin.
  • Might burn the fabric if i am ironing on a picture, because i don't know how to iron.
  • Learn how to iron and get some help.

IDEA 2

POSITIVE

MINUS

IMPROVEMENTS

  • The fabric is not too thick and not too thin.
  • I might burn the fabric while ironing a picture on it because i don't know how to iron.
  • Ask someone for help.
  • It has different colors on it.
  • The colored fabric is not bright enough.
  • Add colorful decorations on it or buy brighter colors and sew them on.
  • The cushion design is big enough to hold in my hands and lie on.
  • Might not be comfortable.
  • Use materials and fabrics that are soft and comfortable to lie on.

FINAL IDEA / DESIGN

POSITIVE

MINUS

IMPROVEMENTS

  • Nice cushion that suits the color of your bedroom
  • Needs to be more colorful
  • Make it more colorful by putting more colored fabric on it and add sequins, or iron on pictures onto it.
  • It is a cushion that i can hold
  • It isn't big enough
  • Make it bigger by adding extra parts to it, or sketch the outline on the fabric bigger.
  • It is decorative and it is comfortable to hug and lie on
  • It is not puffy enough
  • Stick some more stuffing in it.
  • The fabric is soft and not too thin.
  • If you are trying to iron a picture on it, you might burn the fabric, and if the fabric isn't soft enough, it would be uncomfortable to lie on.
  • Buy a fabric that is thicker, and when you iron something on it, it won't burn the fabric, or don't iron on a picture and just sew some sequins on the fabric to make a picture. Make sure the fabric you buy is soft.
Best Concept I chose- "It is decorative and it is comfortable to hug and lie on".
I chose this concept out of the other three because if your cushion isn't decorative, then if you were to sell it, then people won't buy it from you and you wouldn't gain any money, because the cushion doesn't look good.
The cushion has to be comfortable to hug and lie on because if it isn't comfortable, then you won;t be able to use the cushion for anything, because cushions are for people to hug, and rest their head on and maybe even sleep on it, and you can't sleep on a cushion that isn't comfortable.















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