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Three criteria for design outcomes [d.school]

Three criteria for design outcomes [d.school]. PHASE The core design process [d.school]. IDEO variant with activities [d.school]. IDEO variant emphasizing loop [Terry Winograd]. UNDERSTAND. OBSERVE. IMPLEMENT. VISUALIZE. EVALUATE. PROTOTYPE.

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Three criteria for design outcomes [d.school]

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  1. Three criteria for design outcomes [d.school]

  2. PHASE The core design process [d.school]

  3. IDEO variant with activities [d.school]

  4. IDEO variant emphasizing loop [Terry Winograd] UNDERSTAND OBSERVE IMPLEMENT VISUALIZE EVALUATE PROTOTYPE

  5. SAP Design Led Innovation (DLI) process [SAP Design Services Team]

  6. Abstraction/Analysis cycle [Michael Barry]

  7. Build/Test cycle [d.school]

  8. Prototyping stages [ Hans Haenlein, IDEO.]

  9. Diverge/Converge fractal [Terry Winograd]

  10. Necktie model of flare and focus [d.school]

  11. The design squiggle [Damien Newman]

  12. Abstraction Trajectory [Nicole Kahn, Michael Barry]

  13. Empathy diagram [d.school]

  14. Classic Waterfall model of Software Development

  15. Spiral software development [ Boehm]

  16. Interaction design [Dan Hill]

  17. Information system design [Jesse James Garrett]

  18. Hugh Dubberly innovation maphttp://hci.stanford.edu/dschool/resources/design-process/dubberly-innovation.pdf

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