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We continue our series diving into the practical details of Design Thinking on today's episode. The topic of discussion? Define! The second step in the Design Thinking process is to define the problem or the need that will be addressed by the team. I discuss why a problem statement or a need statement is necessary, how to write one, and the implications on the big picture of your design project.
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Show Notes:
As mentioned in the episode, here is a link to the article I referenced on "How to Frame Design Problem Statements": https://www.toptal.com/designers/product-design/design-problem-statement
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"Design more. Despair Less." Trademark of Design30 LLC.
Copyright 2023 Design30 LLC.
We continue our series diving into the practical details of Design Thinking on today's episode. The topic of discussion? Define! The second step in the Design Thinking process is to define the problem or the need that will be addressed by the team. I discuss why a problem statement or a need statement is necessary, how to write one, and the implications on the big picture of your design project.
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Show Notes:
As mentioned in the episode, here is a link to the article I referenced on "How to Frame Design Problem Statements": https://www.toptal.com/designers/product-design/design-problem-statement
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You can find me on Medium now too! (https://medium.com/@design30)
Become a free subscriber to access and read all of my Substack articles (subscribe here: https://design30.substack.com).
Subscribe to the Design30 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi2eKOkU66wUXSs1LCc7Swg
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"Design more. Despair Less." Trademark of Design30 LLC.
Copyright 2023 Design30 LLC.