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Design Thinking for Non-Designers

Robert Greiner
Robert Greiner
1 min read
Design Thinking for Non-Designers

Today we discuss the core concepts behind Design Thinking and how you can apply them in a non-designer career.

Components of Design Thinking

  • Human Centered – having empathy for the people you are designing products and services for
  • Integrative – looking at situations in a different way, thinking through the consequences of those decisions, and ultimately coming up with new solutions that go way beyond just improving the existing alternatives
  • Action Oriented - Design Thinking is much less about thinking and more about discussing and working through problems. The most optimal way to do this is through prototyping and testing
  • Iterative - the road to a successful solution is definitely not a straight line and requires rework, feedback, and rethinking throughout the process

We also discuss several resources during the discussion

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