This document discusses the concepts of human-centered design and design thinking. It provides examples of how design has evolved from focusing on cost and efficiency to also incorporating aesthetics, authenticity, and uniquely meeting people's needs. The document advocates an approach where designers seek to understand people and design for their practical and emotional experiences. It presents the idea that behavior is influenced by both a person's characteristics and their environment, so design can shape culture and values by influencing the environment. Throughout, it emphasizes that good design should primarily serve people.

1. Design Thinking:
Human Centered Design
Budi Setiawan
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2. Konteks
Jaman Kita
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4. 1492-1800 Globalization 1.0
Shrank world from a size Large to Medium
Countries globalizing
1800-2000 Globalization 2.0
Shrank world from a size Medium to Small
Companies globalizing
2000+ Globalization 3.0
Shrank world from a size Small to Tiny
Individuals collaborating &
competing globally
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5. New sources of competitive advantage:
1960s & 1970s
Making things cheaper
Advantage from Cost Division of labor, MTS,
mass production
1980s & 1990s
Making things better
Advantages from Quality and Speed Lean, JIT,
flexible specialization, automation
2000s
Making better things
Advantages from Aesthetics and Authenticity,
Design, innovation, uniqueness
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6. Asia
Automation
Abudance
Cheaper
Faster
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8. High concept
High touch
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10. Desainer
Peradaban
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12. People ignore design
that ignores people
Frank Chimero
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13. Design must reflect the
practical and aesthetic
in business but above
all... good design must
primarily serve people
Thomas J.Watson
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14. Design is not just about
making something, it is
about DESIGNING
THE FEELINGS of the
person who uses it.
TokujinYoshioka
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15. Design is people
Jane Jacobs
I don't design clothes,
I design dreams
Ralph Lauren
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19. B = f (PE)
Behavior is function of a Person and their Environment
Kurt Lewin Formula
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20. B = f (PE)
We can’t change the person
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But we can
change behavior by designing
the environment
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21. We first design
structures, then they
design our lives
Winston Churchill
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22. Design creates culture
Culture shapes values
Values determine the future
Robert L. Peters
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24. Berpikir
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25. 4 Harvard Business Review | June 2008 | hbr.org
ArtCredit
Design
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HOMAS EDISON created the electric light-
bulb and then wrapped an entire indus-
try around it. The lightbulb is most often
thought of as his signature invention, but
Edison understood that the bulb was little more
than a parlor trick without a system of electric power
generation and transmission to make it truly useful.
So he created that, too.
Thus Edison’s genius lay in his ability to conceive
of a fully developed marketplace, not simply a dis-
crete device. He was able to envision how people
would want to use what he made, and he engineered
toward that insight. He wasn’t always prescient (he
Thinking
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29. Design- and production workshop in Temanggung, Central Java, Indonesia.
Designwerkstatt und Produktionsstätte in Temanggung, Mittel-Java, Indonesien.
Final sanding.
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33. Kandangan Village
Central Java-Indonesia
Area :350 Ha
Population : 4000
Economic : Agriculture
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38. The community’s concern
about the slowing down
and deterioration of
Kandangan's village life
has prompted me to use
my knowledge, skills and
experience to strengthen
this village with the
output of my business
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39. Harus ada
produk kayu
dari Indonesia
yang menjadi
ikon dunia
Singgih S. Kartono
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40. Radio itu sempurna
karena
ketidaksempurnaannya.
Karena tak ada gambar,
masing-masing orang
jadi punya imajinasi
(Singgih S. Kartono)
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41. As a designer, I
strive to create
designs that will
contribute to our
quality of life, be it
your life activities
or your own
personal
development
(Singgih S. Kartono)
Design- and production workshop in Temanggung, Central Java, Indonesia.
Designwerkstatt und Produktionsstätte in Temanggung, Mittel-Java, Indonesien.
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42. We should redesign the
way we live and take
steps towards better
ways of living.
(Singgih S. Kartono)
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