Design Thinking Workshop
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The document outlines the design thinking process which includes 6 stages: discover, define, ideate, prototype, test, and repeat. It describes the importance of empathizing with users to understand their experiences and needs. This involves learning about who the users are, what is important to them, and listening with intention. The ideate stage involves generating multiple ideas and getting feedback to refine them. Prototyping is used to make ideas tangible so they can be tested and improved through iterations of the process. The overall goal is to create human-centered innovations through a process of discovery, divergent and convergent thinking, and continual learning.
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EMPATHIZE
What
Why
How
The foundation of creating human centreed
design, involves getting to the nucleus of
human experience through empathy.
Understanding your user experience [UX]
through:
Knowing who your user is and what is
important to them
Creating a space to learn and dig deep
Listening with intention
WHAT
WHY
HOW
This allows us to build innovation through
experiences centered around people.
Checks our assumptions
Creates space to map the system surrounding
the user
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Design Thinking Workshop
- 1. A R ILead STUDIO [Y]+
- 2. A R What is design thinking?
- 5. A R EMPATHIZE What Why How The foundation of creating human centreed design, involves getting to the nucleus of human experience through empathy. Understanding your user experience [UX] through: Knowing who your user is and what is important to them Creating a space to learn and dig deep Listening with intention WHAT WHY HOW This allows us to build innovation through experiences centered around people. Checks our assumptions Creates space to map the system surrounding the user It is the foundation of innovation
- 6. A R What WhyHow TRY Ideating and prototyping: A process of making ideas visible and tangible Early explorations to learn quickly and investigate possibilities. Resolution The resolution of your prototype should be commensurate with your progress in your project. For empathy and solutions: Simulate an aspect of the user Exploration, inspiration, testing Reframes expertise Lower barriers to participation Creates space for feedback Enables divergent thinking Explore ideas and manage solutions building process
- 8. A R The iLead Design Challenge: Redesign the experience of going out for dinner
- 9. A R DISCOVER DEFINE Interview #1 WHAT: Typical Expereince Interview #2 HOW & WHY: Dig Deep “What would it look if...”
- 10. A R IDEATE Sketch out 5 ideas Give and get feedback Revise
- 11. A R PROTOTYPE Pick an idea Build it
- 13. A R +,-,!,?
- 14. A R “Don’t ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive, and then go do that. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive” -Howard Thurman