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Design Thinking Challenge: Redesign your partner’s morning experience.

Redesign the morning experience…for your partner Redesign the morning experience…for your partner. Start by gaining empathy. 1 Interview 7 min (2 sessions x 3.5 min each) 2 Uncover More 6 min (2 sessions x 3 min each) Notes from your first interview. Notes from your second interview. Switch roles & repeat. Switch roles & repeat.

Reframe the challenge. 3 Capture Findings 3 min 4 Define Challenge Statement 3 min Needs: things your partner is trying to do* *use verbs Insights: new learnings about your partner’s feelings/perspective to inform your design* *make inferences from what you heard partner’s name (preceded by multiple adjectives) needs a way to (what he/she is trying to do) Surprisingly // because // but… (select one) insight

Ideate: generate alternatives for gathering feedback. 5 Sketch at least 5 radical ways to meet your user’s needs 5 min Write your challenge statement here. 6 Share your proposed solutions & capture feedback. 10 min (2 sessions x 5 min each) Switch roles & repeat sharing.

Iterate based on user feedback. 7 Reflect & generate a new proposed solution. 3 min Sketch your big ideas; note details if helpful.

Build and gather Feedback. 8 Build your solution. 7 min 9 Share your solution & get feedback. ) Create a tangible “something” your partner can interact with. [not here] + What worked… Δ What needs improving… ? Questions… ! Aha ideas… 8 min (2 sessions x 4 min each)

Reflect on your experience. 10 Review your process; identify new insights, lessons learned, etc. Capture your ideas from discussion here.