Intro to Design Thinking

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Our first pull request introduces Design Thinking in more detail.

Challenge question

Design Thinking emphasizes delivering a good tool to users faster, rather than waiting on the completion of the perfect tool.

• True - putting a good, functional, tool in the hands of users quickly is more valuable than delivering a perfect tool when it's too late.
• False - users should not compromise on the perfect tool to get something more quickly.

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Answer 🔮

User-Centric design enables the continous delivery of value to users. This means that putting a good, functional, tool in the hands of users quickly is more valuable than delivering a perfect tool when it's too late.

Design Thinking accomplishes this by establishing the boundaries of the product early through the definition of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP).
Once the MVP is delivered, the team continues to iterate on the solution, incrementally improving and enhancing it by leveraging continous feedback from users and stakeholders.

In Design Thinking, human-centered design begins with Desirability. The convergence of user need, business viability, and technical & financial feasibility outlines the solution.

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⌨️ Activity: Review this pull request

1. Read the additions about MVP in the Files changed tab. That's where the content for this topic in our Design Thinking Toolkit will come from
2. Approve this pull request
3. Merge this pull request
4. Delete the branch

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I'll respond after you merge this pull request.

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Answer 🔮

User-Centric design enables the continous delivery of value to users. This means that putting a good, functional, tool in the hands of users quickly is more valuable than delivering a perfect tool when it's too late.

Design Thinking accomplishes this by establishing the boundaries of the product early through the definition of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP).
Once the MVP is delivered, the team continues to iterate on the solution, incrementally improving and enhancing it by leveraging continous feedback from users and stakeholders.

In Design Thinking, human-centered design begins with Desirability. The convergence of user need, business viability, and technical & financial feasibility outlines the solution.

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⌨️ Activity: Review this pull request

1. Read the additions about MVP in the Files changed tab. That's where the content for this topic in our Design Thinking Toolkit will come from
2. Approve this pull request
3. Merge this pull request
4. Delete the branch

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I'll respond after you merge this pull request.

[github-learning-lab]

Answer 🔮

User-Centric design enables the continous delivery of value to users. This means that putting a good, functional, tool in the hands of users quickly is more valuable than delivering a perfect tool when it's too late.

Design Thinking accomplishes this by establishing the boundaries of the product early through the definition of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP).
Once the MVP is delivered, the team continues to iterate on the solution, incrementally improving and enhancing it by leveraging continous feedback from users and stakeholders.

In Design Thinking, human-centered design begins with Desirability. The convergence of user need, business viability, and technical & financial feasibility outlines the solution.

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⌨️ Activity: Review this pull request

1. Read the additions about MVP in the Files changed tab. That's where the content for this topic in our Design Thinking Toolkit will come from
2. Approve this pull request
3. Merge this pull request
4. Delete the branch

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I'll respond after you merge this pull request.

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You can find your next steps in your next pull request.