Microsoft Word has a feature that allows you to create tables. When you click on the Insert tab in the ribbon, and select the Table option, you gets this: The aim of these exercises is to help us see how well you might fit the Interaction Designer Generation role. We are looking for your ability to: ++Identify and solve design problems at both the conceptual and detailed level ++Describe your design and tell us why it’s good ++Understand the people for whom you are designing Feel free to use whatever tools you feel you need, but make sure the response is your own. Provide enough illustration and written description of your designs, in whatever medium you are comfortable, to get your point across. Finished art is not necessary. Spend as much or as little time as you wish, but an hour on Part One and no more than a couple of hours on Part Two should be plenty. Above all: Have fun! If this isn’t fun, this job probably isn’t for you.
