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From the 2016 SXSW Conference workshop at Capital One House: Your Life, Let's Design Think That. Presented by David Lemus and Robert Michelucci
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3. Planning research methods like interviewing people, experts, observing contexts, and finding analogous settings to inspire ideas. Building a question guide to structure conversations.
4. Capturing learnings from research through documenting thoughts, sharing realizations, and visualizing ideas. Preparing for the next week.
Visual Thinking Stanford Continuing Studies
This document provides an overview of using visual models and drawings to communicate complex ideas and concepts. It discusses different types of visual models like mind maps, concept maps, system maps, mental models, and concept models. It provides examples of each type of model and encourages the reader to practice different drawing exercises, like drawing processes, comparisons, and conceptual models. The overall message is that visual models are effective ways to organize thinking, understand relationships, and communicate complex topics in a simple manner.
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- Attend events like Creative Mornings talks which provide inspiration over breakfast and discussing new topics each month. Being around other creative people boosts your own creativity.
- Consider your creativity type - practical or fantastic - and when you're best at each. Practical creativity works best mid-morning while fantastic creativity with more unusual ideas happens when tired in the afternoon.
- Once an idea hits, discuss it with others to get feedback and collaborate. Working alone can only get you so far.
- When hits of inspiration dry up, have a notebook to record ideas for later. Focus on less creative tasks during slumps.
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SXSW DT Your Life - Presentation
- 1. YOUR LIFE LET’S DESIGN THINK THAT
- 2. Good afternoon! 2 David Lemus Design Strategist Rob Michelucci LifeDesign Coach
- 3. Let’s start with a story…
- 4. 4
- 5. We typically use human centered design methods to…
- 9. 3 Components of Human-Centered Design ? DISCOVERY IDEATION PROTOTYPING
- 10. But, can we use human centered design methods to… Design our Lives?
- 11. FIND A PARTNER!
- 12. Visioning exercise — You in ten — What do you look like — Ask yourself? — Partner — Career — Living space — Living location
- 16. 2 INTERVIEW PREP
- 18. 3 INTERVIEW
- 20. 4 REFLECT THEIR STORY
- 22. 5 POINT A VIEW
- 24. 6 DRAWING WARMUP
- 26. 7 IDEATION
- 28. 8 FEEDBACK ON IDEAS
- 30. 9 FINAL PROTOTYPE: STORYBOARD
- 31. My storyboard from 2014 31 Intro to hero (your partner) the current problem your new idea details about the idea details about the idea how is your partner transformed? Meet David, a 30-year old designer who wants to live a simpler life David has felt overworked in his current life as a consultant and wants to make a change He decides to simplify his life by ridding himself of most of his material possessions He then builds and moves into a Tiny House on Wheels He then moves his Tiny house to Germany to live with other like-minded individuals David now lives a more sustainable, simpler lifestyle and is a beacon for others in his profession and community
- 33. 10 FEEDBACK ON STORYBOARD
- 35. 11 YOUR NEXT STEPS
- 36. How I moved into action 36 Created a list of design principles and guidelines with Amber for our next city Read The Big Tiny and scheduled date to reflect with Amber 10 shirts. 4 pants at home for 30 days. rented a Tiny House off of AirBnb for 30 days details about the idea details about the ideayour new idea He decides to simplify his life by ridding himself of most of his material possessions He then builds and moves into a Tiny House on Wheels He then moves his Tiny house to Germany to live with other like-minded individuals STORYBOARD action action action MY NEXT STEPS
- 39. now what?
- 40. The “tug” 40 IDEATION PROTOTYPING “You’re not doing what you’re supposed to be doing with your life.”
- 42. Ideation 42 ?
- 43. Prototyping 43 ?
- 44. Prototyping 44 ?
- 47. #DTYOURLIFE @DAVIDLEMUS @MICHELUCCI 13 KEEP THE ACTION GOING SEND TO FRIEND/FAMILY
- 48. Reflections
- 49. THANK YOU!