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David Kelley: How to build your creative confidence

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Design Thinking

Ivy Guo

Stanford University

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What is Design Thinking?

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Process!

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Any Difference?

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human-Centered

Fast prototyping

Iteration

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5 steps

Linear? >

Not necessarily

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WHAT is the

mode? Empathy is the foundation of a

human-centered design process

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-  Observe View users and their behavior in

the context of their lives

-  Engage Interact with and interview users

through both scheduled and short

‘intercept’ encounters

-  Immerse Experience what your user experiences

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Observe!

What How Why

Give them what they need, not what they want

Pay attention to emotional touches

Record it!

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Interview!

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-  Prepare yourself -  Introduction -  Kickoff -  Build Trust -  Grand Tour -  Reflection -  Wrap-Up

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Traveling ? Interests?

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WHAT is the

mode? unpack and synthesize your empathy findings

into compelling needs and insights, and scope a

specific and meaningful challenge

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- How Might We

- POV Point of View. Provides focus and

frames the problem

Inspires your team

- How Might We

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User + Need + Insight = Point of View

(who) NEEDS TO (verb) B/C (insight)

POV

-  Saturation Put up post-its, pictures and other

artifacts that express the stories you heard

and saw in your observations

-  Mapping Lay out maps of relevant places or times

that you can identify the stories with. 

E.g. Empathy Map.

-  Grouping Find common themes among your stories

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How Might We

Smaller actionable pieces

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WHAT is the

mode? Ideate is the mode during your design process

in which you focus on idea generation

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- Brainstorming The intention of brainstorming is to

leverage the collective thinking of

the group, by engaging with each

other, listening, and building on

other ideas.

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- Defer judgment

- Encourage wild ideas

- Build on the ideas of others

- Go for volume

- One conversation at a time

- Headline

RULES

Brainstorming

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-  Prepare yourself

-  Write fast & be visual

-  Use humor and be playful

-  Monitor and lead the

productivity of the brainstorm

-  Know when to stop

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Prototyping is getting ideas and explorations

out of your head and into the physical world

- Empathy gaining deepen your understanding of the design

space and your user, even at a pre-

solution phase of your project

- Exploration

- Testing

- Inspiration Inspire others (teammates, clients,

customers, investors) by showing your

vision

WHAT is the

mode? ∼ ∼

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Prototyping for Elmo's Monster Maker iPhone App

Keynote prototype

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WHAT is the

mode? Testing is the chance to refine our solutions

and make them better

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-  Refine prototypes and

solutions

-  Learn more about users

-  Test and refine POV

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Testing with Users

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-  I LIKE

-  I WISH

-  WHAT IF

Reflection

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Nolan's Cheddar Commercial Mouse

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Ivy Guo

2013.5.31

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