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The document outlines a 7-step process to redesign high school lockers. It involves determining parameters like budget and timeline, observing current locker use, interviewing students to identify issues, designing and prototyping new lockers, gathering feedback on prototypes from students, refining the design based on feedback, and deploying the new lockers school-wide.
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