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Requirements Basic knowledge of design thinking If no prior knowledge, please do the "Design Thinking Crash Course" first Course language is English Description Join the "DESIGN THINKING TOOL BOX". This course is ideal for you if you already have some basic knowledge of Design Thinking and would like to deepen, supplement or refresh your methodical knowledge. If you are completely new to the topic, I recommend that you first do my "DESIGN THINKING CRASH COURSE" (also on Udemy) and then this advanced course

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Course Content

1 - Welcome and Introduction

2 - Scope of Application Design Thinking Steps

3 - The Design Thinking Mindset

4 - Stacey Matrix When Does Design Thinking Fit

5 - Design-Thinking-Tool-Box-Handout-by-Julia-Lettinger

6 - How Do You Work With this Course

1 - Welcome and Introduction

2 - Scope of Application Design Thinking Steps

4 - Stacey Matrix When Does Design Thinking Fit

3 - The Design Thinking Mindset

6 - How Do You Work With this Course

7 - Phrase a Design Thinking Challenge

8 - Learn the How Might We Statement Starter

10 - Problem Framing Technique The Abstraction Ladder

9 - Problem Framing Technique The Problem Tree Analysis

11 - Collect and Prioritize Your HMWs

12 - Use Stakeholder Mapping

17 - The Customer or Stakeholder Journey Map

14 - The Preparation of the Stakeholder Interview

15 - Example of a Bad Design Thinking Interview

13 - Integrate Market Research and Surveys

16 - Example of a Good Design Thinking Interview

23 - Inspiration Through Association

25 - Work Visually With Crazy 8

24 - Go Into More Detail With Plus 5

22 - Download Your Brain With Brainwriting

21 - The Ideation and Brainstorming Principles

29 - The 635 Method for 108 Ideas

26 - Reverse Brainstorming When Nothing Works Anymore

28 - Disney and the 6 Thinking Hats for More Perspectives

27 - Team Brainstorming With Hot Potato

30 - Team Brainstorming With Swarm Design

31 - More Ideas Through Method Stacking and Creative Breaks

32 - Select the Best Ideas Filtering Selection Prioritization Methods

33 - Prototyping a Brief Overview

36 - Make a Paper Prototype

37 - For Little Time Prepare a Gaddie Pitch

34 - Start with Paper Prototyping and Concept Posters

38 - Scenario Games Combined with Rapid Prototyping

40 - Visualize Digital Ideas Through Wireframing

39 - Lego and Prototyping Boxes

35 - Visualize the Stakeholder Experience Through Story and Mood Boards

42 - Visualize Digital Ideas Through Mockups

41 - Quick Tutorial Wireframes with Balsamiq

43 - Tutorial Mockups With Figma

45 - Create a Digital MVP With Bubble

44 - Fake It Until You Make It with Pretotyping

48 - Try Guerrilla Testing

47 - Do You Know Remote Testing is also Possible

49 - Excursus Guerrilla Testing Using the Example of Online Courses

50 - Read Thoughts with Testing Aloud

46 - Learn the Basic Principles of Testing

56 - Work Visually With the Sketchnoting Technique

55 - Work in a Structured Way With Design Thinking Boards

54 - Choose a Suitable Room Physical Virtual

51 - Organize the Process with Workshops and Sprints

53 - Put Together Your Design Thinking Team

52 - Stay Efficient with Timeboxing and Timekeeping

57 - Short Tutorial Sketchnoting Learn the Basics

Course Info

Lessons 65

Duration 4 - 8 months

Language English

Students 6

Certificate Certificate of Completion

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