Design Thinking: Process, Steps, and Benefits

Design thinking is an innovative, divergent thinking and coherent approach to solve issues. It involves understanding, observing, point of view, ideating, prototyping, and testing. This presentation discusses the design thinking process, steps, and benefits. It also includes references to relevant studies.

Process-
It starts with the (Nielsen, 2016).
It is materialize view to undertake innovative decision.
References
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Design process and steps for the divergent
thinking
Process of design thinking
•Understand, observe, point of
thinking, ideate, prototype and
test(Plenter, et al. (2017).
•Identifying issues and developing
innovative solutions.
What is design thinking
•Innovative, divergent thinking and
coherent approach to solve the issues.
•Focused on understanding, observe,
point of view, ideate, prototype and test