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    Design Thinking Process Worksheet

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    This document outlines activities for a design thinking process to design a wallet. It includes 11 sections: 1. Draw an ideal wallet 2. Interview a partner to understand their current wallet needs 3. Conduct a deeper interview with the partner to understand emotions and stories 4. Capture findings on partner needs and insights 5. Define the problem statement 6. Generate 3-5 ideas to address the problem 7. Share and get feedback on ideas 8. Reflect and develop a new solution 9. Build a prototype 10. Get feedback on the prototype 11. Reflect on how the process helped design a better wallet for the partner

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    This document outlines activities for a design thinking process to design a wallet. It includes 11 sections: 1. Draw an ideal wallet 2. Interview a partner to understand their current wallet needs 3. Conduct a deeper interview with the partner to understand emotions and stories 4. Capture findings on partner needs and insights 5. Define the problem statement 6. Generate 3-5 ideas to address the problem 7. Share and get feedback on ideas 8. Reflect and develop a new solution 9. Build a prototype 10. Get feedback on the prototype 11. Reflect on how the process helped design a better wallet for the partner

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    This document outlines activities for a design thinking process to design a wallet. It includes 11 sections: 1. Draw an ideal wallet 2. Interview a partner to understand their current wallet needs 3. Conduct a deeper interview with the partner to understand emotions and stories 4. Capture findings on partner needs and insights 5. Define the problem statement 6. Generate 3-5 ideas to address the problem 7. Share and get feedback on ideas 8. Reflect and develop a new solution 9. Build a prototype 10. Get feedback on the prototype 11. Reflect on how the process helped design a better wallet for the partner

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    Design Thinking Process Worksheet

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    This document outlines activities for a design thinking process to design a wallet. It includes 11 sections: 1. Draw an ideal wallet 2. Interview a partner to understand their current wallet needs 3. Conduct a deeper interview with the partner to understand emotions and stories 4. Capture findings on partner needs and insights 5. Define the problem statement 6. Generate 3-5 ideas to address the problem 7. Share and get feedback on ideas 8. Reflect and develop a new solution 9. Build a prototype 10. Get feedback on the prototype 11. Reflect on how the process helped design a better wallet for the partner

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    DESIGN
    THINKING
    PROCESS
    WORKSHEET
    GEQ1000 ASKING QUESTIONS: DESIGN SEGMENT

    FULL NAME:

    MATRIC NUMBER:

    TUTORIAL GROUP:

    LECTURE VIDEO 11-3


    Activity Section 1: Draw the Ideal Wallet
    Activity Section 2: First Interview
    Activity Section 3: Second Interview

    LECTURE VIDEO 11-4


    Activity Section 4: Capture Findings
    Activity Section 5: Define Problem Statement

    LECTURE VIDEO 11-5


    Activity Section 6: Ideate
    Activity Section 7: Feedback
    Activity Section 8: New Solution

    LECTURE VIDEO 11-6


    Activity Section 9: Prototype
    Activity Section 10: Feedback
    Activity Section 11: Reflect
    Design the IDEAL wallet

    Section 1: [3 min] Draw

    Sketch your idea here!


    Don’t worry if you can’t draw well, use words to annotate.

    Activity Section 1: Draw the Ideal Wallet | 01


    Your Mission: Design something meaningful & useful for your partner
    Start by gaining EMPATHY

    Section 2: [8 min: 4 min each] First Interview Section 3: [8 min: 4 min each] Second Interview

    Note down things that seem important or unique to your partner. Ask your Dig deeper for stories and emotions, follow up on the unusual and
    partner to talk you through the wallet or purse he or she is carrying. surprising details you found out in the first interview. Ask “Why” often!

    *Switch roles & repeat interview *Switch roles & repeat interview

    Activity Section 2: Interview | Activity Section 3: Deeper | 02


    DEFINE the problem

    Section 4: [6 min] Capture Findings Section 5: [3 min] Define Problem Statement

    needs: things your partner is trying to achieve*


    *use verbs

    name of partner

    needs a way to

    insights: unexpected or interesting learnings about your .


    partner’s feelings and motivations* user’s need
    *make inferences from what you heard

    Unexpectedly,

    .
    insight

    Activity Section 4: Capture Findings | Activity Section 5: Define Problem Statement | 03


    IDEATE: Generate alternatives to test

    Section 6: [5 min] Sketch 3-5 ideas to fulfill your problem statement.

    Don’t evaluate your ideas, go for volume. Refer to your problem statement!

    Activity Section 6: Ideate | 04


    ITERATE based on feedback

    Section 7: [10 min: 5 min each] Share your solutions Section 8: [3 min] Reflect and generate a new
    and capture feedback. solution.
    Don’t defend your ideas. Listen to your partner’s feedback and note down Based on your new understanding, sketch your new solution, or a variation
    feelings and motivations. of an idea from section 6. Note details if necessary!

    *Switch roles & repeat interview

    Activity Section 7: Feedback | Activity Section 8: New Solution | 05


    PROTOTYPE and EVALUATE

    Section 9: [6 min] Build your solution. Section 10: [8 min: 4 min each] Share your solution
    and get feedback.
    Make something your partner can interact with! + What worked... - What could be improved...

    - What did not work...

    ? Questions... ! Ideas...

    Activity Section 9: Prototype | Activity Section 10: Feedback | 06


    REFLECT

    Section 11: Reflect

    Reflect and compare the first ideal wallet you designed in Section 1 with the final wallet you designed for your partner in Section 10.
    Which wallet is more suitable for your partner? Why? How did the activities in the different sections help you get there?

    Activity Section 11: Reflect | 07

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