Design Thinking Mindsets for Human-Centered Design
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Design Thinking Mindsets for Human-Centered Design
Reframing Problems
Reframe a problem when you get stuck to help you move forward in the process. Avoid the “woe me” framework and keep working at it. Don’t worry about having all the answers just yet.
Reframe a problem when you get stuck to help you move forward in the process. Avoid the “woe me” framework and keep working at it. Don’t worry about having all the answers just yet.
Design Thinking Mindsets for Human-Centered Design
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Bias Toward Action
This mindset means that you are more focused on action than thinking. Instead of talking about an idea, you will take that idea and turn it into reality. By doing, we learn so much more about the process and how to improve it in the future.
This mindset means that you are more focused on action than thinking. Instead of talking about an idea, you will take that idea and turn it into reality. By doing, we learn so much more about the process and how to improve it in the future.
Design Thinking Mindsets for Human-Centered Design
Design Thinking
Learn from Failure
This mindset is all about the ability to learn from failure and use failure as a tool to improve your practices. As Tim Brown, CEO of IDEO explains, “Don’t think of it as failure, think of it as designing experiments through which you’re going to learn.” Design begins with not knowing the solution to a challenge. Instead of being... See more
This mindset is all about the ability to learn from failure and use failure as a tool to improve your practices. As Tim Brown, CEO of IDEO explains, “Don’t think of it as failure, think of it as designing experiments through which you’re going to learn.” Design begins with not knowing the solution to a challenge. Instead of being... See more
Design Thinking Mindsets for Human-Centered Design
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Craft Clarity
Take away all the clutter and explain your idea clearly and simply. Have a vision that others can understand quickly and that can inspire action.
Take away all the clutter and explain your idea clearly and simply. Have a vision that others can understand quickly and that can inspire action.
Design Thinking Mindsets for Human-Centered Design
Design Thinking