Introduction to Human-Centered Design

Overview

“Designers have a tendency to jump to solutions quickly. In this lesson, we will learn why this is not the best approach, as well as the value of exploring the problem and being open to the things we "do not know we do not know".”

In this video lesson 23 Design addresses the topic: The space of the problem and the space of the solution, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Human-Centered Design. Learn a method for developing people-centered design solutions.

Partial transcription of the video

“We talked at the beginning of the course about our natural tendency to jump to solutions. We also talk about working backwards and working forward. I would like to stop another moment to talk about the difference between the problem space and the solution space. It is important to understand that at any time we are jumping from one to another. And as I said we are much more used to working space of the solution than in the problem. In the solution space we have brainstorming activities, of prototyping things, of iterating and throwing things. While in the problem space we have, as we had al...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Human-Centered Design

• Level: Beginner
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• 2775 students
• 6 units
• 22 lessons (3h 58m)

• Category

  Design, Marketing & Business

• Areas

  Design, Design Management, Interactive Design, Product Design, UX / UI