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Dti - Unit 2

The document outlines the Design Thinking process, which consists of five phases: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test, emphasizing that these phases are iterative rather than linear. It also discusses the innovation lifecycle, detailing seven steps from strategic direction to measurement and feedback, and introduces Design Thinking for social innovation with four specific phases: discovery, defining, development, and delivery. Additionally, it lists ten tools for Design Thinking, including visualization, experience mapping, and prototyping techniques, aimed at enhancing creativity and problem-solving.

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Dti - Unit 2

The document outlines the Design Thinking process, which consists of five phases: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test, emphasizing that these phases are iterative rather than linear. It also discusses the innovation lifecycle, detailing seven steps from strategic direction to measurement and feedback, and introduces Design Thinking for social innovation with four specific phases: discovery, defining, development, and delivery. Additionally, it lists ten tools for Design Thinking, including visualization, experience mapping, and prototyping techniques, aimed at enhancing creativity and problem-solving.

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UNIT-2 DESIGN THINKING PROCESS The Five Phases of Design Thinking These five phases are not always sequential, in that they do not necessarily need to follow any specific order and can repeat iteratively’ to hone and refine our solutions through the process. ther, they are a journey, Avbid the perception that phases are innately hierarchical or linear; sometimes with side stops or shortcuts, but with direction and a destination in mind. The short form of the design thinking process can be articulated in five steps or phases: empathize, define, ideate, prototype and test. Empatfiee ~ To empathize is to truly understand how an issue or reality impacts another persoi ay ole giae OU aes A core stage in the design thinking process, we gain empathy through exploratory interviews with people affected, by shadowing them in their real lives, or by recreating conditions experienced by those people 10 better understand their perspective (e.g, living on $2 a day to understand poverty, or taping your joints to understand what it feels like to have arthttis), Empathy requires active listening and rapport-building for a deep understanding that can ‘transcend innate personal bias or preconceived notions, Define ~ The second stage of the design thinking process asks “designers” to synthesize the information collected during the empathize phase in order to identify insights about the problem or }ssue being considered. While designers might have an idea what the issue is before the empathy phase, the design thinking process encourages them to “

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