Design Thinking for IT Projects

What is Design Thinking?

• A linear process for solving problems

• A human-centered, iterative process for solving problems and driving innovation

• A method focused only on technical solutions

• A process used only in marketing

Which of the following is the first stage of the Design Thinking process?

• Prototype

• Test

• Ideate

• Empathize

What is the purpose of the "Empathize" stage in Design Thinking?

• To develop the final solution

• To understand the user and their needs through research

• To test multiple solutions

• To present the final product to stakeholders

Which stage of Design Thinking involves brainstorming multiple potential solutions?

• Empathize

• Define

• Ideate

• Prototype

What is a "wicked problem" in Design Thinking?

• A simple problem with a clear solution

• A complex problem with no clear solution, often involving interconnected factors

• A problem that has already been solved

• A problem that requires only technical expertise

Why is Design Thinking important in IT projects?

• It focuses on the user experience and ensures the solution addresses the real problem

• It eliminates the need for prototyping

• It reduces the complexity of coding

• It is only used for small projects

What is the purpose of creating a prototype in Design Thinking?

• To show the final design

• To explore ideas quickly and gather feedback

• To test the product with final users

• To replace the final product

What does the "Test" stage in Design Thinking focus on?

• Developing the final product

• Gathering feedback from users and refining solutions

• Brainstorming multiple solutions

• Writing the final report for stakeholders

How did AirBnB apply Design Thinking to solve their stagnation problem?

• By adding new listings to their platform

• By improving the quality of property photos after interacting with users

• By reducing the number of listings on the platform

• By eliminating customer reviews

How does Agile differ from Design Thinking?

• Agile focuses on iterative development, while Design Thinking focuses on user experience and problem identification

• Agile eliminates the need for user feedback

• Design Thinking focuses only on the technical aspects of a project

• Both processes are identical and used interchangeably