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Design Thinking Introduction Ppt4 Students

The document outlines a workshop on the Design Thinking process, emphasizing its human-centered approach to problem-solving and innovation. It details the stages of Design Thinking: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test, each focusing on understanding user needs and creating effective solutions. The workshop is presented by Dr. B.V.S Rao and is scheduled for June 1, 2023, at CBIT's IIC IDEA LAB.

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Design Thinking Introduction Ppt4 Students

The document outlines a workshop on the Design Thinking process, emphasizing its human-centered approach to problem-solving and innovation. It details the stages of Design Thinking: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test, each focusing on understanding user needs and creating effective solutions. The workshop is presented by Dr. B.V.S Rao and is scheduled for June 1, 2023, at CBIT's IIC IDEA LAB.

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Workshop on Design Thinking Process and

Applications
IIC IDEA LAB CBIT
AND CIVIL DEPT

Venue: D102, Seminar Hall


Date: 1-06-23 Time: 2pm-4pm

Presentation by
Dr. B.V.S Rao ,Assistant Professor,
Mechanical Engineering Department
Design thinking is a process
used to understand the
users/customers needs to create
innovative solutions.
Design thinking is a systematic method of
solving problems.
This method is unique that it starts and ends
with humans.
The design thinkers start by observing,
interviewing or just plain experiencing a
situation.
Then, they proceed to improve the situation
of the humans by solving problems for them.
Design thinking is a “human-centered
approach to innovation that puts the
observation and discovery of often
highly nuanced, even tacit, human
needs right at the forefront of the
innovation process.”
In other words, it’s a process that’s all about the
customer or user experience.
It’s about knowing what humans want and
need in the moment.
By taking a human-centered approach,
designers and innovators can create solution
that are effective, efficient, and enjoyable for
the users.
Empathize Phase: Customer Journey
Mapping
Analyze Phase: 5-Whys and How ?
Solve Phase : Ideation:
Free Brainstorming
Make/Test Phase: Prototype
STAGES IN DESIGN THINKING
EMPATHIZE
• The first stage of the Design Thinking process is where your
team will seek to better understand and empathize with
your users. Design Thinking is user or customer-focused and
is based around the idea that by truly understanding your
users and how they interact with your tool or service you
can create a better product.

• Here, you will want to use Design Thinking empathy tools


to understand your users, challenge assumptions and create
the foundation for the rest of the design thinking process.
•Remember that in order to truly empathize
with your users, you need to engage with
them, see things from their point of view,
and collect the data you need to clearly
define how they use your product or
service.
DEFINE
• Only by clearly defining a problem can you develop
the best solutions. In this stage of the Design
Thinking process, you will use the data,
observations, and thinking done in the empathize
stage in order to create a problem statement that
best reflects the challenges affecting your users.

•.
• Design Thinking is all about reframing the way you
think about your users, your product, and the
problems facing them in order to develop innovative
solutions. Using Design Thinking define tools can
help ensure you get this stage right and move
forward effectively.

• Use the insight from the first stage in order to ensure


you don’t fall into old assumptions and that the
problems you choose to approach are those which
reflect your user’s experience
IDEATE
• Now you’ve come to understand your users more
deeply and have clearly defined the challenges facing
them, you’re now ready to start creating new
solutions that are human-centered in design.

• It’s important to keep all the work you’ve done in the


previous stages in mind when it comes to ideating –
remember that you are designing solutions for your
users and it’s from this perspective you should
consider solutions.
• .
• It’s also important to create an encouraging
safe space that allows your team to get as many
ideas as possible into the room
• Design Thinking encourages out of the box
thinking so be sure to encourage this too!
Ideation tools such as those above, and
ideation games and methods are great for
helping a team be effective in this stage of the
design thinking process.
PROTOTYPE

•Design Thinking is designed to be a


quick, iterative process. A core part of
this is by swiftly prototyping possible
solutions to get a feel for how effective
they will be ahead of putting massive
organizational cogs into motion.
• In this Design Thinking stage, you and your team will design,
prototype and assess possible solutions before either accepting,
improving or rejecting them – all while remembering the needs and
experiences of your users.
• The key to a successful prototype session is to
remember that this is an experimental phase and
that it’s okay to iterate so long as you and your team
are actively pursuing the best solutions to the issues
raised in the previous stages.

• By using Design Thinking prototyping tools to


streamline the process and move quickly, you can
avoid some of the pitfalls of regular problem-solving
processes and it’s here that design thinking excels.
• TESTING

• This is where Design Thinking gets really exciting.


After ideating, designing and prototyping, you’re
now ready to test your solutions. Ideally, you’ll test
with real users, collect feedback and engage with
them throughout.

• Data is massively important for this stage of the


Design Thinking process and so using Design
Thinking tools for testing can really help make this a
success.

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