I'm a graphic design (visual communication) major who just finished writing my graduation thesis, and I can just answer your questions ~ I hope I can help you. In fact, writing our graduation thesis is a long design description of what we have done. The tutor wrote us an outline according to the different design contents of each of us. I just read this outline, which is very helpful. I read the information myself and sorted it out in my own language. Coupled with the understanding and interpretation of my own works, I wrote about 4000 words, which met the requirements of the school. I'll give you the outline given by the teacher for your reference, and then you can make an outline according to your graduation design, which will be much smoother to write. [The content in this bracket is what I added according to this question] 2. What is visual conceptual design? There are two kinds of designs in any design category, one is practical design, and the other is conceptual design with research nature. Visual conceptual design is mainly a cross-border design attempt around a concept combined with cutting-edge design techniques. [The brackets in front are written by our teacher, mainly in categories, such as my conceptual design, but there are product conceptual design and visual conceptual design in conceptual design, and I am doing visual conceptual design. 3. What is the concept of this topic and what cutting-edge design concepts are needed (the extension of visual design space form and even space-time form). The so-called spatial form is from two dimensions to three dimensions, and even to thinking. In fact, space-time form is the combination of product design, that is, we often say, make a picture and then turn it into an extended product. [Dangdang, it's finally time to talk about your own work. In this paragraph, you need to sort out your own ideas, express your designed work logically, and then include details such as what materials are needed to make this work into a real object, and where are the highlights with special significance]