Outdoor performances are easily affected by various factors such as weather, lighting, temperature, terrain, and water and electricity facilities, which need to be fully considered in the design and construction process. The construction and dismantling of outdoor stages require attention to safety to avoid accidents such as stage collapse and electrical leakage. During the construction process, attention should be paid to detail handling. The protection of the stage edge, the concealment of lighting and sound equipment, and the design of the stage background all need to be carefully considered and arranged to ensure the overall beauty and coordination of the effect.

Outdoor stages and their scenery are mostly temporarily built, with a single function, and can be dismantled immediately after use. This feature requires consideration of convenience and disassembly during design and construction. Although outdoor stages save on venue construction or rental costs, stage construction itself becomes the main expense. In terms of economic investment, it is necessary to weigh the cost-effectiveness of single use. Although it is a temporary setup, the outdoor stage needs to cover all functions such as lighting, sound, scenery, makeup, etc. to ensure the smooth progress of the performance or event.