Tag: problem definition
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How To Apply The Double Diamond To Any UX Project
As fresh-faced UX designers graduate from their bootcamps and step into the professional world, they often face a reality check. The industry operates differently from what they’ve learned in the classroom, and applying a one-size-fits-all process to real-world projects with unique challenges and limitations can be overwhelming. To navigate this complex landscape, it’s essential to…
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12 UX Discovery Questions You Need to Ask
Better questions lead to a deeper understanding of the problem and more informed design solutions. It only takes one question to spark a whole new world of thought and inspire a whole new way of thinking that might otherwise go unnoticed. Here are 12 valuable questions you can ask during the discovery phase of your…
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UX Research 101: Learn the Basics of UX Research
You have no way of knowing what will resonate with your audience if you don’t conduct user research. Proper user research can decrease the risk of wasting time, money, and resources. It’s also the surest way to design products and services that people love. In this article, we’ll give an overview of UX Research basics…
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7 Steps To Create A Mental Model Diagram In UX Design
Mental models are the ways that people understand, reason, and solve problems. They’re based on past experiences, knowledge, beliefs, and assumptions. They’re often referred to as a small scale model that we carry around in our heads about how the world works. In UX design, mental models help us to create products that match how…
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How To Get Better At UX Strategy: 14 Practical Tips
Before we get started, I want to give you a solid, actionable takeaway, that I know will level up your understanding of strategy and set you in the right direction. So before you go any further, have a read of the first section and take a few minutes to answer the questions. What’s the One…
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A Simple Guide to Hierarchical Task Analysis
Hierarchical Task Analysis is used to break complex tasks down into smaller, more manageable parts. It’s useful for UX Designers because it provides a structured and systematic method for understanding the tasks and goals of the users. This article will discuss how to conduct a Hierarchical Task Analysis and some best practices to apply to…
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The 5 Whys in Design Thinking and How to Use Them
Looking to get to the root of a problem? The five whys is an investigative process that delves into cause-and-effect relationships, providing insight and solutions. By asking “why” up to 5 consecutive times, you can uncover hidden patterns in the problem area – revealing its fundamental nature for effective resolution. 5 reasons to use the…
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How to Define in Design Thinking
In the Define stage of Design Thinking, we set the direction for our project and make decisions about our focus. Some of the considerations we make are: We make these decisions by analyzing our research findings and organizing the data into personas, storyboards, journey maps, and an actionable problem statement. In this article, we’ll explore…
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How to Write a Problem Statement for Design Thinking
In today’s post, I’ll show you exactly how to write a problem statement and give you some practical steps and exercises to start immediately. Let’s dive right in. Why Do We Use Problem Statements in Design Thinking? Problem statements are used in the Design Thinking process to help you stay focused and make good decisions.…