# Being able to accurately comprehend the characteristics of points, lines, and planes, and flexibly deconstruct and reorganize these elements in design. This includes abstracting concrete elements to create distinctive visual effects while adhering to the principles of design aesthetics.
# Capable of understanding the principles of color coordination, including proficient application of hue, brightness, and saturation relationships. Trainees should be able to precisely establish the emotional tone of color schemes to align with project styles and audience psychology, while maintaining a strong sense of aesthetic harmony and unity.
# Capable of mastering the application of three-dimensional forms by skillfully using materials and lighting to transform two-dimensional concepts into three-dimensional effects, while strictly following the rules of spatial layout rationality.
# Capable of identifying common design issues, such as unbalanced compositions or color conflicts, and rapidly optimizing these problems based on design principles.
# Knowing how to regularly back up design materials and project data to ensure complete recovery in the event of unexpected incidents, maintaining an organized and efficient design workflow.
# Being able to be proficient in using professional design software to construct virtual scenes, simulate the presentation of finished products, and stay updated on the latest technological trends in the design industry.