Mock question answer.

Alexia could use a visualisation digram to communicate her ideas to Garmz. A visualiisation would be more effective to demonstrate ideas compared to other planning documents such as a moodboard. Due to the fact that although both planning documents demonstrate the theme, house tyle colours anfd fonts, the visualisation digram visually shows you what your ideas would look like when put together, for example, Alexia would be able to show what the ideas she has for the  'wardrobe' 'shoerack' and 'accessories' sections that Garmz would like to see on the website, whereas a moodboard can only show initial ideas such as colours, fonts and images. Secondly, a visualisation diagram includes annotations, connotations and denotations, meaning Alexia would be able to justify why she thinks her design ideas would be suitable for the 18-35 year old target audience, whereas moodboards do not feauture elements such as annotations therefore meaning Alexia could potentially forget why she decided to chose the deisgns she did, or, Garmz won't understand the concept of her ideas. However, despite the benefits of a visualisation diagram, they can still have constraints such as  being very time consuming to create due to the fact that they're neat and thoughtfully presented, potentially affect the presentation of Alexia's ideas as she may not have enough time to get document prepared for the meeting to the standards she wants, whereas although a moodboard doesn't show the visual outcome of the product, they're to quick to make due to it's non-linear presentation.