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Design Thinking ProcessWhat is Design Thinking?
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Methodology
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Not linear
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Design Thinking Mindset
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Human-centric ApproachThe importance of human-centric approach
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Understanding the Users
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In Others’ Shoes
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Trial & Error MentalityTrial and Error
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Trial and Error
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Learning from Failure
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Learn MoreExtra resources
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Trial and Error
“Trial and error” mentality, also known as a “fail fast” mentality, is the idea of rapidly prototyping and testing ideas in order to learn and iterate quickly.
The prototype and test stages of the design thinking process are used to turn ideas into tangible solutions that can be evaluated and refined.
During the testing stage, teams can learn from the users feedback, they can evaluate the usability and the effectiveness of the solution. They can use this feedback to iterate and improve the solution. This feedback can be used to identify any problems or issues with the solution, and to make adjustments as needed.
The testing stage allows teams to validate or invalidate their assumptions, and to learn from the user’s perspective. The testing stage is important because it allows teams to evaluate the effectiveness of their solution and to iterate until it meets the needs of the users.
