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01.08_7C_Design Thinking Ideal Wallet 3
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LO: You will use the iterative cycle to develop an idea for a classmate.
Essential Question: At what point in the design thinking process should we encourage lots of ideas? At what point should we stop doing that?
Design Thinking
Reflect (6 minutes)
Answer the following questions on the worksheet and be prepared to share your thoughts.
1. Was your first wallet and your final wallet the same?
If not, why were they different?
2. How much did your prototype tests change your understanding?
3. What would happen if you did another iteration?
4. How might you continue this iterative process?
Generate a new solution
Step 7: Generate a new solution incorporating the feedback you got from your partner.
Empathize Round 2:
Each partner gets 3 min
Ideate! (5 min)
Wallet Project Grading Rubric
Your mission: Generate the MOST ideas in 5 minutes. Get them all down. Be just descriptive enough so that you can remember what they were.
- Encourage Wild Ideas!
- Defer judgement!
Reframe
Insights
POV
Interview to Empathize
Test (6 min)
Guidelines for MAX Empathy (Capture this in your notes!):
Section 6: Briefly walk your partner through your sketches. As your partner reacts capture feedback and changes directly on your sketches. Make modifications as you go!
1. Ask why.
Do Now: In your notes(3 min), answer:
2. Never say “usually” when asking a question.
3. Encourage stories.
4. Look for inconsistencies or unexpected responses.
5. Pay attention to nonverbal cues - body language, emotional responses.
Look closely at the questions on the left:
1. Which question sticks out to you as a particularly good one for empathizing with a user?
2. What makes it a good question?
6. Don’t be afraid of silence.
7. Don’t suggest answers to your questions.
8. Make sure you’re prepared to capture.
Yesterday we started the Wallet Project!
First, we interviewed our partner. Twice! What phase of the design thinking process was this and how do you know?
Then we reframed the "problem" by writing down goals, wishes, and insights the we determined by analyzing the answers we got in our interviews. What phase is this and how do you know?
What phase would you expect to come next?