“Effective problem solving in design requires a balance of strategy, and spontaineity, intelligence and creativity.”

The Design Thinking Process
•    Definition – where the problem is defined as best as possible prior to solving it
•    Research – where the designers examine as much data as they feel necessary to be able to fully contribute to the problem solving process
•    Ideation – where the designer commences creating possible solutions without examining their practicality until a large number of solutions has been proposed. Once this is done, impractical solutions are eliminated or played with until they become practical.
•    Prototyping – where the best ideas are simulated in some means so that their value can be explored with users
•    Choosing – where the best idea is selected from the multiple prototypes
•    Implementing – where that idea is built and delivered as a product
•    Testing – where the product is tested with the user in order to ensure that it solves the original problem in an effective manner

Major credits to: https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/design-thinking-essential-problem-solving-101-it-s-more-than-scientific

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