Some of the things we have to unlearn to be successful at design thinking--and problem solving in general. 1. We know better than the client 2. The presenting problem is the problem. 3. Experts have all the answers. 4. Answers are more important than questions 5. Breakthroughs come from inside the paradigm. 6. Creativity is limited to a handful of gifted people. 7. Design thinking involves only one side of the brain...Chuck Appleby
What is visual thinking good for? Part of a continuing exploration with @uxcrank for the #iasummit This is an update to this. Check out the entire series.
This is the visualization of a new proposed Service Design taxonomy developed by the students from IACT370. It is an exploration towards an alternative way of viewing and mapping services, a variation of the traditional blueprint. It encompasses all terms…
Systems Scribing: Resources for Visuals and Systems Thinking - Drawing Change
Systems scribing can create an original model that the group needs right in the moment. As visual practitioners, we can make visible the parts and the whole; the patterns and perspectives.
Sketchplanations - A weekly explanation in a sketch
A weekly explanation in a sketch. Design, how-tos, science, observations, lifehacks and making complex things simple. Subscribe to receive new sketchplanations by email.
A weekly explanation in a sketch. Design, how-tos, science, observations, lifehacks and making complex things simple. Subscribe to receive new sketchplanations by email.
