What does design thinking feel like?
1. Learn to Tell the Story, Not Just the Specs
Your portfolio should show what you made. But your voice should explain why you made it. Great designers aren't just visual thinkers; they're translators. Can you help someone see the problem, not just the solution? Can you connect the work to a bigger goal? That will make your design memorable and make... See more
Your portfolio should show what you made. But your voice should explain why you made it. Great designers aren't just visual thinkers; they're translators. Can you help someone see the problem, not just the solution? Can you connect the work to a bigger goal? That will make your design memorable and make... See more
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To become a design thinker, you must develop the stance, tools, and experiences that facilitate design thinking. Stance is your view of the world and your role in it. Tools are the models that you use to understand your world and organize your thinking. Experiences are what build and develop your skills and sensitivities over time.
Roger L. Martin • The Design of Business
As is often the case, there’s a German word that perfectly encapsulate a major part of what makes a great design to me: leitmotif. Leitmotif is when a composer assigns a short melody, rhythm, or harmonic progression to a person, place, object, or concept in a piece of music, film, or theater. Every time you hear it, it connects you emotional with t
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