Train
your
eye.
Preparation is not just about knowing the answer. It is about learning to notice what others miss.
01 / The mindset
The
designer's
eye.
A good question changes how you look at a problem. A trained eye changes what you notice.
Design entrance preparation is a practice of observation, reasoning, imagination and decision-making. Every question is another opportunity to understand how you think.
02 / Practice
Practice
withpurpose.
Not endless questions.
Better questions.
Better decisions.
Look closer
Train yourself to notice details, patterns and visual relationships.
Think differently
Explore more than one possibility before choosing an answer.
Make the call
Build confidence in making thoughtful decisions under time pressure.
03 / The experience
A test
should feel
useful.
Focused
A clean environment that keeps your attention on the problem.
Timed
Practice making confident decisions while the clock is moving.
Analysed
Understand where you performed well and where you can improve.
Repeatable
Come back, practice again and make your preparation measurable.
04 / After the test
Don't just see
your score.
Understand it.
The end of a test should be the beginning of better preparation.
PERFORMANCE
Know where you stand
See your result clearly instead of hunting through numbers.
ACCURACY
See your decisions
Understand correct, incorrect and unanswered questions.
PROGRESS
Know what to work on
Turn every attempt into a useful part of your preparation.
05 / Remember this
You are not
preparing to
copy.
You are learning to look at a problem, find your own way through it, and make something thoughtful out of it.
Observe • Think • Create
Your practice starts here
Start seeing
differently.
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