Introduction to design thinking
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Introduction to design thinking
- 1. © Fieke Sluijs Introduction to Design Thinking Fieke Sluijs | April 19, 2021
- 2. © Fieke Sluijs Iused todesign visualidentities
- 3. © Fieke Sluijs I designvisuals
- 4. © Fieke Sluijs I designexperiences
- 5. © Fieke Sluijs I designlearningexperiences
- 6. © Fieke Sluijs What doyoudesign? Write (in the chat) 3 things you design
- 7. © Fieke Sluijs Evolutionof design product service experience transformation
- 8. © Fieke Sluijs Today What is designthinking? Whyis itvalueable? Howcan we doit?
- 9. “ Designthinkingissolving problemslikeadesigner. Roger Martin Martin, R.L. (2009), Design of Business: Why design thinking is the next competitive advantage. Harvard Business Press
- 10. © Fieke Sluijs 1. ANALYSIS(focus onproblem)
- 11. © Fieke Sluijs 2. DECISIONMAKING(focus on choice)
- 12. © Fieke Sluijs 3. DESIGN(focus on solutions)
- 13. © Fieke Sluijs Design iscreatingoptions
- 14. PARC DE LA DISTANCE
- 15. © Fieke Sluijs divergent thinking Creative problem solving
- 16. Analysis Design Decision making Focus on choosing Focus on solutions Focus on problems Stompff, G. (2018), Design thinking. Radicaal veranderen in kleine stappen. Boom
- 17. © Fieke Sluijs Difficult,complex &wicked problems
- 18. © Fieke Sluijs DaanRoosgaarde| Smog FreeTower
- 21. © Fieke Sluijs OceanCleanupis engineering
- 22. © Fieke Sluijs Engineering isan iterativeprocess
- 25. © Fieke Sluijs
- 27. © Fieke Sluijs Think‘outsidethe box’
- 28. © Fieke Sluijs Think ‘outsidethe box’ Connect all the dots with 4 straight lines without lifting your pencil.
- 29. “ Design thinking is a mindset and a method.
- 30. © Fieke Sluijs Themethod Design Thinking Model d.School Stanford
- 31. The Design Thinking Process
- 33. © Fieke Sluijs TheProcessof Design Thinking
- 35. © Fieke Sluijs Empathize tools
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- then second, there is the political way to solve problems, focussed on choice this is possible when there are multiple answers, but it's not clear what option is best for all
- then second, there is the political way to solve problems, focussed on choice this is possible when there are multiple answers, but it's not clear what option is best for all
- STUDIO PRECHT DESIGNS A PARK FOR SOCIAL DISTANCING Last but not least, here’s a project that got a few tongues wagging. ‘Parc de la Distance’ is a maze-like park for social distancing, designed by Studio Precht in Austria. Here, tall hedges in swirling patterns offer visitors a safe, solitary stroll, and a sense of “being alone in public.” Though the park is a proposal for Vienna, Precht believes the concept could benefit city-dwellers in other parts of the world, even after the pandemic is over. The idea garnered mixed responses from the design crowd, who worried that this was a pretty but ineffective band-aid to what is really a complex urban problem. What is certain is that speculative designs like these ask interesting questions about the future of our public spaces. As we approach a ‘new normal’ this is still a dilemma facing architects and city planners everywhere: when should we design in favour of social distancing, and when do we choose to foster better social connection? Can we do both?
- generally 3 ways of solving problems first: the analytical way, this is focussed on the problem
- then second, there is the political way to solve problems, focussed on choice this is possible when there are multiple answers, but it's not clear what option is best for all
- then, third, there is design thinking, focussed on generating options to solve the problem designers come up with solutions nobody else has thought of or couldn't dream to be possible
- https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-achtergrond/plasticvanger-van-boyan-slat-beweegt-te-langzaam-en-vangt-daardoor-geen-plastic~b8d4fc2b/
- SMOG FREE PROJECT is a campaign for clean air led by Daan Roosegaarde to reduce air pollution and provide an inspirational experience of a clean future, including a series of urban innovations such as the SMOG FREE TOWER which provide a local solution of clean air in public spaces. It is combined with workshops with governments, students and the clean-tech industry to work together and make a whole city smog free. Recent SMOG FREE PROJECTS campaigns have been launched in China, the Netherlands and Poland. Daan Roosegaarde: "We are on a mission for clean air". Winner of the Grand Award for Sustainability, Europe 40 Under 40 Awards, Design That Educates Award, Gold Award Design For Asia, Platinum A'Design Award, and German Design Award Excellent Product Design.
- https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-achtergrond/plasticvanger-van-boyan-slat-beweegt-te-langzaam-en-vangt-daardoor-geen-plastic~b8d4fc2b/
- Engineering typically researches and tests the technical feasibility of a concept or a solution, then the business viability, saving user desirability for last. Design Thinking, because it’s best suited for human-based problems, inverts this order, starting with user desirability and ending with technical feasibility. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/engineering-vs-design-thinking-brandon-chinn/
- Michigan State University https://99percentinvisible.org/article/least-resistance-desire-paths-can-lead-better-design/ A number of educational institutions, including Virginia Tech and the University of California, Berkeley, have reportedly waited to see which routes students, faculty and staff would take regularly before deciding where to pave additional pathways across their campuses.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lnr8THgL5k