The document discusses design thinking and its five stages, with a focus on the test stage. Design thinking is a problem-solving approach that emphasizes understanding people's needs, brainstorming ideas, and rapidly prototyping and testing solutions. The test stage is the fifth and final stage, where prototypes are tested with customers to gather feedback and ensure the product meets their needs before finalizing it. Testing early helps identify issues and allows teams to refine the design in a cost-effective manner.

1. DESIGN THINKING
TOPIC - TEST
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2. WHAT IS DESIGN THINKING ?
Design Thinking is a Problem-Solving approach that emphasizes
understandings people’s need, brainstorming creative ideas and rapidly
prototyping and testing solutions.
• In his 2009 TED talk, Design Thinking pioneer Tim Brown discusses
Design Thinking’s value in solving extremely complex challenges.
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3. MAHARANA PRATAP
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STAGES OF DESIGN THINKING
THERE ARE 5 STAGES IN DESIGN THINKING :

4. TEST STAGE OF DESIGN THINKING
• The Testing stage is the Fifth and last stage of Design Thinking.
• The Test Stage in Design Thinking is all about learning more about the
Product you`ve created and the customer you`ve created for.
• It gives you Opportunity to observe customers interacting with your
product or service and to solid Feedback about what you`ve created.
• It is an Important part of Design thinking Process because it provides
another Opportunity to Refine product if necessary and get the Final
Product.
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IMPORTANCE OF TESTING STAGE
IN DESIGN THINKING
 By Testing Prototypes early, potential issues can be identified and
addressed before investing significant resources in Product.
 Testing helps identify flaws or areas for improvement, enabling teams to
iterate and refine their designs
 Discovering and fixing problems during the testing stage is more cost-
effective than making changes later in the development process.