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The document outlines different design approaches from several people, with varying processes involving initial client/user understanding, developing potential solutions, communicating proposals, implementation, and completion/feedback. While there is no single correct approach, most processes involve some form of analysis, synthesis of solutions, evaluation, communication, and producing a final output or design.
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