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DESIGN THINKING MASTERCLASS

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is Design thinkers?

a)

People who can solve all problems.

b)

People who can solve complex problems.

c)

People who can solve specific problems.

d)

People who can create anything.

2.

IDEO Design Thinking Framework, except:

a)

Discover

b)

Ideation

c)

Evolution

d)

Implementation

3.

Part of the design thinking process where designers bring potential solutions to life?

a)

Exploring the problem space 

b)

Empathizing 

c)

Brainstorming

d)

Prototyping cycles

4.

How long the typical phases of Design Thinking, DevOps, and Adoption for stage 5: Systematic process?

a)

7 years

b)

13 years

c)

20 years

d)

40 years

5.

The Four Stages of The Design Thinking, except:

a)

Exploring the problem space 

b)

Interview

c)

Empathizing 

d)

Brainstorming

6.

The capacity to step into the shoes of another and see the world from their perspective?

a)

Exploring the problem space 

b)

Empathizing 

c)

Brainstorming

d)

Prototyping cycles

7.

To learn more about the problem, the user/customer, and his environment?

a)

Empathy map 

b)

Persona/User profile 

c)

Customer journey map 

d)

AEIOU

8.

To recognize trends at an early stage and integrate them in the problem definition and find a solution?

a)

AEIOU

b)

Analysis questions builder

c)

Peers observing peers 

d)

Trend analysis 

9.

To learn more about the user/customer and a possible solution?

a)

Persona/User profile

b)

Customer journey map 

c)

Peers observing peers 

d)

Trend analysis 

10.

To provide support to the team throughout the design cycle, especially in relation to the various options?

a)

"How might we..." question

b)

Tells

c)

Context mapping

d)

Define success

11.

To present my insights, ideas, and solutions to the members of my team and other stakeholders?

a)

“How might we...” question

b)

Storytelling

c)

Context mapping

d)

Define success

12.

To design a desirable future and explore what has to be done now to attain this goal over time.

a)

Context mapping

b)

Define success

c)

Vision cone

d)

Critical items diagram

13.

To ideate quickly – quantity is more important than quality?

a)

Brainstorming

b)

2x2 Matrix

c)

Dot voting

d)

6-3-5 Method

14.

To make a clear decision on what options should be pursued in the form of ideas or concepts?

a)

Brainstorming

b)

2x2 Matrix

c)

Dot voting

d)

6-3-5 Method

15.

To find inspiration for ideas and approaches by exploring “worlds” that seem to exist separately in the context of the problem statement?

a)

Special brainstorming

b)

Analogies & benchmarking as inspiration

c)

NABC

d)

Blue ocean tool & buyer utility map

16.

To test my prototyped ideas quickly and simply and write down the result?

a)

Testing sheet

b)

Feedback capture grid

c)

Powerful questions in experience testing

d)

Solution interview

17.

To review an assumption or compare two variants (in terms of quantity or quality) to find out what the preferences of the users/ customers are?

a)

Powerful questions in experience testing

b)

Solution interview

c)

Structured usability testing

d)

A/B Testing

18.

To share the results and insights with the team at the end of an iteration, and also at regular intervals with the stakeholders?

a)

I like, I wish, I wonder

b)

Retrospective “sailboat”

c)

Create a pitch

d)

Lean canvas

19.

To translate a problem into a solution that takes into consideration both the customer needs and my own business context?

a)

Create a pitch

b)

Lean canvas

c)

Lessons learned

d)

Road map for implementation

20.

To put the focus on the successful implementation of potential market opportunities right from the onset?

a)

Lean canvas

b)

Lessons learned

c)

Road map for implementation

d)

Problem to growth & scale innovation funnel