Understanding Design Thinking

What is the primary goal of Design Thinking?

• To increase a company's profit

• To generate meaningful ideas that solve real problems

• To create visually appealing products

• To market products effectively

What is the first step in the Design Thinking process?

• Prototype

• Test

• Empathize

• Ideate

Why is empathy considered crucial in Design Thinking?

• It aids in understanding the real needs of the people

• It is not considered crucial

• It ensures the product is profitable

• It helps in making the product look better

What does the 'Define' step help in formulating?

• A prototype design

• A list of potential investors

• A problem statement based on real needs

• A marketing strategy

What is crucial when ideating solutions?

• Coming up with a perfect idea immediately

• Focusing on the most expensive solution

• Generating as many ideas as possible

• Ignoring feedback from potential users

What should be done if the prototype is not well received?

• Defend the idea vigorously

• Ignore the feedback

• Learn from the feedback and refine the prototype

• Abandon the project

During the 'Test' phase, what is the attitude towards feedback?

• Feedback should only be positive

• Feedback is not necessary

• Feedback is valuable for learning and improvement

• Feedback should be ignored

What signifies the end of the Design Thinking process?

• Selling the prototype

• Having a prototype that solves the real problem effectively

• Receiving positive feedback from the first user

• Creating a visually appealing prototype

Place the 5 phases of the Design Thinking Process in the correct order.

• Ideate

• Empathise

• Define

• Prototype (MVP)

• Test

Design Thinking Process - Fourth Stage

Prototype - The team will create a ____________________ to test the product

• Test

• Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

• Model

• Mock-Up