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Design Thinking - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Don’t spend too long on one prototype
      - Start building
      - Why Protoytpe?
        
        To start a conversation
        
        To test possibilities
        
        To communicate
        
        To manage the solution-building process
        
        To ideate and problem-solve
        
        To fail quickly and cheaply
      - Identify a variable
      - Build with the user in mind
- - - - Provides focus and frames the problem
      - Specific, not broad. Crafting a narrowly focused problem statement tends to yield solutions that are greater quantity and higher quality when you are generating ideas
      - Inspires your team
      - Why Define?
        
        It is critical to the design process because it results in the POV, which is the the explicit expression of the problem you are striving to address
        
        your scattered findings are synthesised into powerful insights
      - Provide a clear common direction so that your team to make decisions independently in parallel
      - Informs criteria for evaluating competing ideas
- - - - Show, don’t tell
      - Follow up with questions
      - Why Test?
        
        Through testing, we can observe how to user reacts to the prototype, and learn more and empathise with the user.
        
        Testing reveals if our prototype meets the user needs, and allows us to refine our point of view or reframe the problem.
        
        To make iterations and refine the prototype
      - Actively observe
      - Have people talk through their experiences