COURSES / DESIGN
CEED
Find your rhythm.
Develop a reasoned design response through observation, user needs and clear visual communication.
↗Your free starting point
Begin with the colour topics.
Explore the remaining subject outlines.
IS THIS YOUR PATH?
A direction, not a shortcut.
For graduates exploring postgraduate design preparation. This is a suggested study sequence, not a complete course or a substitute for the official syllabus.
PREPARATION FOCUS 1Design aptitude
PREPARATION FOCUS 2Creative problem solving
What you’ll work towards
- Explain the need behind an idea
- Compare alternative solutions
- Communicate with clear visual hierarchy
- Reflect on the strengths of a response
Your subject sequence
Free topics are ready to open. Outlines show the rest of the intended learning route; their lessons are not available on this site.
01
Design thinking
Turn a user need into a thoughtful and testable idea.
- 01Understanding the problemIdentify the user, context and constraints before proposing a solution.Not available on this siteOutline
- 02Generating ideasExplore alternatives and explain the choices behind a concept.Not available on this siteOutline
02
Drawing & visualisation
Build clear visual communication through observation and space.
- 01Observational drawingNotice proportion, shape and the relationships between objects.Not available on this siteOutline
- 02Perspective & spaceExplore viewpoints, depth and spatial relationships.Not available on this siteOutline
- 03Visual storytellingCommunicate a situation through people, settings and action.Not available on this siteOutline
03
Colour
Understand colour relationships and make deliberate palette choices.
- 01Colour compositionUse value, proportion and placement to guide attention.Free
- 02Colour wheelExplore hue relationships and build a practical mixing reference.Free
- 03Colour schemesCompare analogous, complementary and limited palettes.Free
- 04Colour modelsUnderstand how RGB, CMYK and HSL describe colour.Free
04
Aptitude & reasoning
Develop a systematic approach to visual and analytical problems.
- 01Spatial reasoningWork with rotations, views, patterns and transformations.Not available on this siteOutline
- 02Quantitative reasoningConnect numerical relationships with a clear solving method.Not available on this siteOutline