This document discusses design thinking techniques for noticing problems that others may overlook. It emphasizes the importance of looking more broadly at systems of problems rather than isolated issues. Designers are encouraged to habituate themselves to see problems from new perspectives by looking closer at details, thinking like children, and maintaining a beginner's mindset. Examples are given of innovations that solved previously invisible problems, such as thermostats that helped save energy. The overall message is that designers should challenge habitual assumptions and think creatively to address problems others may not even recognize.
This document discusses design thinking techniques for noticing problems that others may overlook. It emphasizes the importance of looking more broadly at systems of problems rather than isolated issues. Designers are encouraged to habituate themselves to see problems from new perspectives by looking closer at details, thinking like children, and maintaining a beginner's mindset. Examples are given of innovations that solved previously invisible problems, such as thermostats that helped save energy. The overall message is that designers should challenge habitual assumptions and think creatively to address problems others may not even recognize.
This document discusses design thinking techniques for noticing problems that others may overlook. It emphasizes the importance of looking more broadly at systems of problems rather than isolated issues. Designers are encouraged to habituate themselves to see problems from new perspectives by looking closer at details, thinking like children, and maintaining a beginner's mindset. Examples are given of innovations that solved previously invisible problems, such as thermostats that helped save energy. The overall message is that designers should challenge habitual assumptions and think creatively to address problems others may not even recognize.
Introduction The First Secret Of a great design Habituation Good Habituation What is the difference between Normal Person and Comedian and a Designer So as a designers innovators and entrepreneur our job is not just to notice things But to go one step further and fix the problems Bad Habituation Mary Anderson, New York City (1902) Now as a UX Designer I try to learn from people like Marry to try to see this world the way it is not the way we think it is. WHY ? Because Its easy to solve a problem that everyone sees. but its hard to solve a problem which no one sees. Staying Beginners Today you get almost every product you get is 100% Charged. No More Charge Before use Why I am telling you this? Its about seeing the invisible problem not the obvious problem because its important if you see there is invisible problem all around us the once we can solve But we need to see them and feel them Tips to fight Habituation. Look Broader. Take a step back and Look Broader maybe you can change some of the boxes before the problem maybe you can combine them maybe you can remove them . Take a Thermostat as a example in 1900 when they came the were really easy to use you can turn up and down people understood them But in 1970 Energy Crises struck and customers starts thinking how to save energy so thermostat designers designed this. Take a step back and Look at all the boxes maybe you can change some of the boxes before the problem maybe you can combine them maybe you can remove them so that you can make the process much simpler . Look Closer. You need to have right screw for right job. If we focus on tiny details the once we may not see and if we look at it we say are those important or that is the way we have always done it, May be there is way we can get rid of it Think younger. The good things to learn from kids Why can’t cars can fly around the traffic Why Don’t my shoes has Velcro instead Why Don’t mailbox check itself and tell us when it has mail My advice is to have a young mind because if you have that young mind they cause everyone to think younger Every child is an artist the problem is when He/She grows up is how to remain an artist. - by Picasso We all saw the world more clearly when we saw it for the very first time before a life time of the habits get in our way our challenge is to get back their to feel that frustrations to see those little details To Look Broader Look Closer and to think younger so that we can stay beginners. Our challenge is to wake up each day and say how can I experience the world better and if we do may be we can get rid of These dumb Little stickers How to think Out of box Why should we go out of the box Solve this problem. Solve this problem. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS.
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