ICT 2.2: Visual Tools To Enhance Visitor Experience of Country

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  • 26/04/2023 at 3:58 pm #6529
    Zhitan Wu
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      Hey, I just want to ask of how we would source the information needed for our solution to the design area? Are we only going to come up with a solution and the information will be sourced for us, or would we have to have a solution along with our personal information? Thank you!

      01/06/2023 at 9:54 am #6649
      Sai Rupa Dev
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        Hi Zhitan,

        Excellent question. Thanks for that.
        It’s important to approach your work with care and consideration for the context. By conducting thorough research, you can gather valuable information that will help inform your decision-making process.

        We have provided plenty of resources in our resource tab specifically designed to assist you in getting started. These resources are meant to serve as valuable references and tools to aid you in your design journey, you can consider that as potential information at this stage while you continue your project. Hope that helps.

        Warmest regards,
        Sai

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