Creative strategies used during the design process.
Nielsen Norman Group
– 15 December 2019
By first working independently on a problem, then converging to share insights, teams can leverage the benefits of both work styles, leading to rapid data analysis, diverse ideas, and high-quality designs.
– 5 August 2019
This article explores a workshopping technique which helps teams find simple, elegant solutions to the projects they’re working on.
– 31 January 2017
Assumptions Mapping is an exercise in which a cross-functional team can unpack risky assumptions about a new product or service.
ThoughtWorks
– 3 February 2015
The ‘Double Diamond’ process maps the divergent and convergent stages of a design process. Created by The British Design Council, it describes modes of thinking that designers use.
Design Council
– 20 January 2007
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