Design thinking - Week 1 - Multiple questions

What is the main goal of Design Thinking?

• A) To create complex designs

• B) To understand the user and find better solutions

• C) To teach new concepts in business

• D) To focus on product aesthetics

Which of the following is NOT a key aspect of Design Thinking?

• A) Empathy

• B) Prototyping

• C) High-level planning

• D) Iteration

What is one example of how Lemonade Insurance uses Design Thinking?

• AI and chatbots for quick policy delivery and claims processing

• Focusing only on customer service

• Creating designs for new insurance apps

• Developing new AI technology

What does 'triangulation' help with in Design Thinking?

• Reducing costs

• Ensuring data validity by gathering multiple types of data

• Finding solutions quickly

• Designing software prototypes

Why is the concept of 'What if’s' important in Design Thinking?

• It leads to immediate solutions

• It encourages creative exploration

• It focuses on current problems

• It limits the scope of ideas

Which of the following best describes the term "prototype" in Design Thinking?

• A) A final version of a product

• B) A detailed business plan

• C) An early model used to test concepts

• D) A research paper on a new idea

What does 'Empathy' in Design Thinking focus on?

• Solving technical problems

• Understanding user needs and experiences

• Creating quick solutions

• Collecting data from competitors

What does 'Validity' in Design Thinking help ensure?

• Accurate pricing models

• High-quality design outputs

• Data reliability and unbiased insights

• Faster decision-making

What role does 'flexibility' play in Design Thinking?

• Encouraging strict adherence to plans

• Embracing ambiguity and change

• Maintaining consistent practices

• Focusing on one solution only

In the context of Design Thinking, which of these is emphasized in 'multimodal communication'?

• Using only written reports

• Using multiple methods like sketching, writing, and prototyping

• Relying on verbal communication only

• Avoiding digital tools