Design Thinking Mindset
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Design Thinking Mindset

Design Thinking Mindset - Seven Design Thinking Mindset Principles for doing it the right way. Check out the Acronymat poster.
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Design Thinking Mindset

Seven Design Thinking Mindset Principles for doing it the right way.

Focus on Human Values

Empathy for the customers and their feedback is fundamental to good design.

Focus on Human Values

Radical Collaboration

Gather various backgrounds and viewpoints to emerge solutions out of diversity.

Radical Collaboration

Embrace Experimentation

Prototyping is an integral part of the innovation process which enables thinking and learning.

Embrace Experimentation

Show Don’t Tell

Communicate a vision by creating experiences, visuals, and telling stories.

Show Don’t Tell

Be Mindful Of Process

Keep track of the design process stage and the goals to achieve them using appropriate methods.

Be Mindful Of Process

Craft Clarity

Turn messy problems into a coherent vision to inspire others and to fuel ideation.

Craft Clarity

Bias Toward Action

Design thinking is more about doing than thinking. Focus on doing and making over.

Bias Toward Action

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