Design Thinking in 3 Steps By Shenja Jeworek

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Design Thinking in 3 Steps By Shenja Jeworek

Understand your audience, envision a creative solution, and test your prototype

What you’ll learn

Apply the design thinking framework to solve problems more creatively
Create prototypes to test your idea early, before making a big investment of time and money
Understand problems from the customer’s perspective
Guide groups to effectively brainstorm innovative ideas
Plan and conduct effective design research, including user interviews
Make and use a storyboard to communicate your design ideas
Identify your design research objectives
Make a plan to iterate your idea forward

Requirements

A desire to better understand the needs of the customer
A timer (your phone will work!)
A notebook, pen or pencil, and highlighter

Description

In this course, you’ll learn design thinking from the people who helped invent it. Designit is a global strategic design firm, and our designers help organizations across the globe learn and adopt a human-centered approach to innovation.

This course is taught by Alan Cooper, Sanskriti Ayyar, and Teresa Brazen, team members from Cooper Professional Education (CPE) — a team at Designit.

Through this interactive course, you’ll learn a different approach to strategic problem solving so that you can create experiences customers love. You’ll practice design thinking on a real-life project and equip yourself with a powerful set of tools to become more collaborative, innovative, and effective.

You’ll learn:

how to understand the problem from your customer’s perspective;
how to effectively brainstorm innovative ideas;
and how to create prototypes to test your new ideas before investing a lot of time and money.

We designed this class for people who’ve heard about design thinking but who don’t know exactly what it is or how it works. If you want to start learning about design thinking while working on a real project that you can add to your portfolio, this is the course for you.

This class is geared to a wide range of professionals, whether you’re a business leader wanting to better understand what the designers at your company do, or a generalist wanting to break out of solving problems in the same old way.

Music used throughout the course: Just Smile by LiQWYD | find on Instagram @liqwyd. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.

Who this course is for:

Individuals who have heard about design thinking but don’t know exactly what it is or how it works.
Those who need to refresh and solidify their understanding of design thinking.
Business leaders wanting to better understand what the designers at your company do, or how design can help your company achieve their goals

Intro

The importance of design thinking
Course overview
Introduction to your project
Reflect: How dis you come up with your ideas
What is Desgin Thinking?
Learn the design thinking framework
Case Study: Can Design Thinking Make Kids Eat Their Vegetables?
Break down the case study

Understand | Overview

Who are we solving the problem for?
Understanding users
Case study: What’a the impact of users research?
Reflect on the value of user research

Understand | Plan your Research

How to identify your research objectives
Indentify your research objectives
Decide who to interview
Acitivity: Indentify your interview subjects
Ask the right questions
Acitivity: Build your list of interview questions
Acitivity: Create your interview guide
Create your interview guide

Understand | Conduct your Research

How to perform interviews
Watch and learn: Interviewing
Perform your first interview
Did you ace the interview?
Perform the rest of your interviews

Understand | Indentify you Findings

Create your proto-persona
Case study: Discovering personas for Kurbo
Acitivity: Create your proto-persona

Understand | Evaluate your Progress

Apply to your life

Envision | Overview

Intro
What can you do with a persona

Envision | Brainstorm new ideas

Set the tone for a great brainstorm
Two tools for a great brainstorm
Acitivity: Create “What if?” Prompts
Watch and learn: brainstorming
Ideation session: Brainstorm new wyas to improve the airline check-in experience

Envision | Choose an idea

How to choose an idea to prototype
Acitivity: Assess and choose an idea
Case Study: Envisioning for Kurbo

Envision | Evaluate your Progress

Apply to your life

Prototype | Evaluate your Progress

Apply to your life

Prototype | Overview

Intro
Two kinds of prototype
Case Study: A storyboard from Kurbo
How to make a storyboard
Acitivity: Make your storyboard

Prototype | Test with Users

How to get user feedback
Watch and learn: Testing
Acitivity: Test your prototypes

Prototype | Evaluate your Progress

Apply to your life

Course Wrap-up

How did your idead evolve?
Reflect: What was the impact pf using desgin thinking?
How can your apply this to your work?
You have the power to designReflect: Where will you apply desgin thinking in your life?
Wrapping up

Instructors

Designit Strategic Design

We’re a team of educators and designers within Designit that helps organizations across the globe learn and adopt a human-centered approach to innovation.

Our team formed in 2001 as a professional development initiative at Cooper, one of the first interaction design firms.

In 2017, Cooper became part of Designit, a global strategic design firm that specializes in creating high-impact products, services, systems, and spaces that people love. Designit is a part of Wipro, one of the largest technology, consulting, and business companies in the world.

Alan Cooper

Alan Cooper co-founded Cooper in 1992. He is widely known for his role in humanizing technology through his groundbreaking work in software design.

He is also the author of the books About Face: The Essentials of Interaction Design (editions 1-4) and The Inmates Are Running the Asylum: Why High-Tech Products Drive Us Crazy and How to Restore the Sanity.

Widely recognized as the “Father of Visual Basic,” Alan also created the goal-directed design methodology and invented personas as practical interaction design tools to create high-tech products that delight users’ sensibilities.

“The future,” Alan reminds us, “is right in front of us, unobscured by anything other than our inability to recognize it.”