Design Process

Design Thinking should not be seen as a concrete and inflexible approach to design; the component stages identified in the illustration above serve as a guide to the activities that you would typically carry out. In order to gain the purest and most informative insights for your particular project, these stages might be switched, conducted concurrently and repeated several times in order to expand the solution space, and zero in on the best possible solutions.

Design Thinking tackles complex problems by:
1.Empathising: Understanding the human needs involved.
2.Defining: Re-framing and defining the problem in human-centric ways.
3.Ideating: Creating many ideas in ideation sessions.
4.Prototyping: Adopting a hands-on approach in prototyping.
5.Testing: Developing a prototype/solution to the problem.
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