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AN OVERVIEW OF
DESIGN THINKING
pROCESS
A F Abdul Shihaab
Design Thinking is both an ideology and
process; it’s all about solving complex problems
in user-centric way. Design thinking was
created as a taking the processes and
approaches that designers use and applying
them to problems that designers use and
applying them to problem that designers don’t
typically encounter.
What is design thinking?
Noun | wi-ked | pra-blem
A problem that is difficult or impossible to solve
because of incomplete, contradictory, and
changing requirement that are often difficult to
recongnize.
complex WICKED
“Design thinking draws on logic,
imagination, intuition and systemic
reasoning to explore the possibilities of
what could be, and to create desired
outcomes that benefit thr end user (the
customer).
A design mind-set is not problem-
focused, it’s solution-focused, and
action-oriented. It involves both
analysis and imagination. ”
5 keys components design thinking
EMPATHIZING DEFINING
IDEATING PROTOTYPING TESTING
Design thinking
Phase 1
empathize
Tools
This phase is sent simply getting
to know the user and the problem
they face. You observe and
engage with the people using your
product to better understand them
on a emotional and psychological
level.
Group Interviews
As-is-Scenario Map
Mind Mapping
Empathy Map
Empathize
Phase 2
define
Tools
This is where you define the user’s
needs and problem. You’ll gather
all your insights from the
empathize phase and start to
make sense of them. Armed with
this data synthesis you will be able
to create a problem statement.
Story Boarding
Personas
Prioritization Matrix
Big Idea Vignettes
define
Phase 3
IDEATE
Tools
At this point it’s time to get
creative. This where you begin
generating ideas for innovative
solutions. No idea is a bad idea.
Two Steps: Create and decide on
an idea.
Time boxing
Brainstorming
Sketching
Dot voting
ideate
Phase 4
prototype
Tools
Now you turn your idea into
tangible Products a rough model
or sketch. Prototype are basically a
scaled down version of your
product. Depend on how users
respond your prototype may be
rejected, reconstructed or
accepted.
Pencil & Paper
Figma & GoMockingbird
3D modelling software
Anything you have
available
prototype
Phase 5
test
Tools
This where you test your solutions.
Invite users to test out and
respond to your prototype. Their
responses will inform whether you
move forward or kill your idea
before investing additional
resources.
UserTesting.com
HotJar
Maintain access t your
user
test
DESIGN THINKINg PROCESS
EMPATHISE DEFINE IDEATE PROTOTYPE TEST
Do you have any questions?
THANKS!

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Design Thinking

  • 1. AN OVERVIEW OF DESIGN THINKING pROCESS A F Abdul Shihaab
  • 2. Design Thinking is both an ideology and process; it’s all about solving complex problems in user-centric way. Design thinking was created as a taking the processes and approaches that designers use and applying them to problems that designers use and applying them to problem that designers don’t typically encounter. What is design thinking?
  • 3. Noun | wi-ked | pra-blem A problem that is difficult or impossible to solve because of incomplete, contradictory, and changing requirement that are often difficult to recongnize.
  • 5. “Design thinking draws on logic, imagination, intuition and systemic reasoning to explore the possibilities of what could be, and to create desired outcomes that benefit thr end user (the customer). A design mind-set is not problem- focused, it’s solution-focused, and action-oriented. It involves both analysis and imagination. ”
  • 6. 5 keys components design thinking EMPATHIZING DEFINING IDEATING PROTOTYPING TESTING Design thinking
  • 7. Phase 1 empathize Tools This phase is sent simply getting to know the user and the problem they face. You observe and engage with the people using your product to better understand them on a emotional and psychological level. Group Interviews As-is-Scenario Map Mind Mapping Empathy Map Empathize
  • 8. Phase 2 define Tools This is where you define the user’s needs and problem. You’ll gather all your insights from the empathize phase and start to make sense of them. Armed with this data synthesis you will be able to create a problem statement. Story Boarding Personas Prioritization Matrix Big Idea Vignettes define
  • 9. Phase 3 IDEATE Tools At this point it’s time to get creative. This where you begin generating ideas for innovative solutions. No idea is a bad idea. Two Steps: Create and decide on an idea. Time boxing Brainstorming Sketching Dot voting ideate
  • 10. Phase 4 prototype Tools Now you turn your idea into tangible Products a rough model or sketch. Prototype are basically a scaled down version of your product. Depend on how users respond your prototype may be rejected, reconstructed or accepted. Pencil & Paper Figma & GoMockingbird 3D modelling software Anything you have available prototype
  • 11. Phase 5 test Tools This where you test your solutions. Invite users to test out and respond to your prototype. Their responses will inform whether you move forward or kill your idea before investing additional resources. UserTesting.com HotJar Maintain access t your user test
  • 12. DESIGN THINKINg PROCESS EMPATHISE DEFINE IDEATE PROTOTYPE TEST
  • 13. Do you have any questions? THANKS!