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Design thinking

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What is Design

Thinking?
Design thinking is a human-centered approach to problem-solving.
It uses a process of empathy, ideation, and prototyping to create
innovative solutions.

by Synergy Cantonment
The Design Thinking Process

1 Empathize
Understanding the user's needs, perspectives, and motivations.

2 Define
Clearly defining the problem to be solved within the context of user needs.

3 Ideate
Generating a wide range of potential solutions to the problem.

4 Prototype
Building a tangible representation of the proposed solution for testing.

5 Test
Gathering feedback and iteratively improving the prototype based on user testing.
Empathize:
Understanding the User

1 Research 2 Observation
Conduct user research to Observe users in their
gather data on user natural environment to
needs, behaviors, and understand their
motivations. experiences.

3 Interviews 4 Empathy Map


Conduct in-depth Create a visual
interviews to gain a representation of the
deeper understanding of user's thoughts, feelings,
user perspectives. needs, and motivations.
Define: Framing the Problem
User Needs Problem Statement
Summarize the key user needs and insights gathered Craft a clear and concise problem statement that
during the empathize stage. captures the essence of the challenge.

Constraints Success Metrics


Identify any limitations or constraints that may impact Define measurable criteria for determining the success
the solution. of the solution.
Ideate: Generating Solutions

Brainstorming
Engage in a free-flowing ideation session to generate a wide range of ideas.

Sketching
Visualize ideas through quick sketches and diagrams.

Prototyping
Build low-fidelity prototypes to test and refine ideas.

Iteration
Continuously iterate and refine ideas based on feedback and testing.
Prototype: Building and Testing
Low-Fidelity Prototypes High-Fidelity Prototypes User Testing

Gathering feedback from users by


Quick and inexpensive prototypes More detailed and sophisticated having them interact with the
made with simple materials, such prototypes that resemble the final prototype.
as paper or cardboard. product.
Implement: Bringing
the Solution to Life
Develop the solution Based on user feedback and
refined prototypes.

Launch the solution Make the solution available


to users.

Monitor and evaluate Track the performance and


impact of the solution.

Iterate and improve Continuously improve the


solution based on ongoing
feedback and data.
The Benefits of Design
Thinking

Innovation User-Centered
Generate new ideas and Create solutions that meet the
solutions to complex problems. needs and preferences of users.

Efficiency Collaboration
Optimize processes and Foster collaboration and
improve the effectiveness of teamwork across diverse
solutions. teams.

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