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The difference is Design Thinking requires extensive documentation for each step. You don't just empathize, you create characters with backstory. You don't ju
by radley 3y ago
The difference is Design Thinking requires extensive documentation for each step.
You don't just empathize, you create characters with backstory.
You don't just define, you create a story outline with plot, protagonists, and antagonists.
You don't just ideate, you write novellas of your greatest achievements: deciding on the right color for error messages, the perils of rounded corners, and how you overcame the adversity of outdated stereotypes to make buttons that are fair and equitable to all people.
And so on...
- marcosdumay 3y ago> The difference is Design Thinking requires extensive documentation for each step. Design thinking is not a fixed process. If you make a lot of documentation on each step, that's on you. The idea is just to define what you create from the point of view of the users. And yes, it's probably what the GP was doing all this time.