A design critique is fabricated to review a piece of work created to further the process of the design to better finalize the final product being conducted. In a critique, the designer brings all the materials they have developed thus far explaining how they conduct the design.  A critique can be intimidating and sometimes difficult to understand as both the designer and as the other members. However, it is important to remember that when a body of work is being critiqued, no comments should be taken personally and instead only be used in good honour to better the final product. A critique encourages a collaborative apprach to team building and understanding design as a whole.

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When deciding on what to say and how to act in a critique it is important to first recognize some key terms that will elevate your deliverable and also aid the presentor in providing them with effective feedback that will not only better their design, but also aid in their process of creating the final product