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Presentation: A door to systematic thinking
Design thinking is used by the world’s leading corporations and adopted by the world’s greatest universities. It is a process or a systematic approach to thinking that focus on finding a solution
You can solve any problem with an innovative step by step approach, and you can design new methods while searching for solutions.
Although there are different approaches to the design thinking method, the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University, presents a 5-stage design thinking model. This stands out as the most common, most well-known design thinking model:
- Develop empathy
- Define the problem
- Ideate
- Create prototype
- Test and learn
It is a five-step human-centered process for tackling complex problems. It all comes down to figuring out what your users want and then fixing the problem for them. You may build products and services that assist your users by using this human-centered design approach.
Multiple assessments and analyses are part of the design thinking process. Furthermore, the process continues even after the deliverable has been completed.
Businesses evaluate outcomes based on customer input to ensure that the end user has the best possible experience with the product.
It is not easy to shake and change the patterns of thinking that have been settled over the years and solidified by experiences. Design thinking will find new ways helps to continually improve understanding of clients and increase productivity by bridging gaps in subsequent outputs.