Katherine Santana Thanhtrung Pham Don Woelfle Team Three

Team 3: KDT Designs

Gary Huntoon – Huntoon Pottery

Team 3 and Gary Huntoon

Comps

5% Redo’s

Team Highs & Lows “It's been a good experience working together with people of relatively the same experience on your team. We all contribute in a different way and have different skills. You draw from the creative perspective of each team member. We lay hold of theory and the abstract and attempt to bring into being something near to what has been described (by the client).“ “On the low side, we're still discovering our limitations. We don't have year's of experience to draw from (yet). We plan our assignments with the understanding it will take a certain amount of time. Sometimes it takes a little longer than we've anticipated. Thinking that we can work it out if we just hammer it through, we might not say anything to the rest of the team. Time management, and better communication would help a great deal. It’s better to make your mistakes in school, than on the job.“

The Most important thing team learned about project analysis “A critical component to success comes from maintaining good communication with the client. It is also important to have all of the materials on time. Anything we can do to facilitate the client to provide information helps you. The use of forms might help to expedite the process along, in addition to scheduling deadlines for client involvement.”

The Most Important Thing Learned About Team Building “Important team attributes are: be flexible, responsible, and patient. Make decisions and then "let go". Letting each team member know where they're at is also important. In a work environment you have the benefit of proximity to help facilitate communication. It takes a conscious effort to keep everyone on the same page.“

Beta Screen Shots

Final Project Link eb5176/Huntoon_Pottery_Final/index.html