- Introduction
- Design Thinking: An Overview
- Challenges with technology-first ML solutions (vs user first)
- Customer Empathy
- Insights and problem statement generation
- Ideation
- Prototype
- Test, Learn, Repeat
- Test your knowledge
- Q1. Complete the Design thinking framework
- Q2. Select the incorrect statement
- Q3. In which lifecycle stage should Design Thinking be used?
- Q4. Who should use Design Thinking for building products?
- Q5. When you need to move quickly, it is smart to use data alone to drive decisions and talk to customers later
- Q6. Select one incorrect statement about Design Thinking
- Conclusion
- Believe in the Process
- Adopting the mindset
- Case study
- Design Thinking Case Study: Innovation at Apple, Rafiq Elmansy
- Design Thinking Case Studies for Non-Designers, Francis Gading
- Design Thinking Examples: Five Real Stories, Kateryna Mayka
- References
Content
Description
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This book details how product builders can adapt and apply new product thinking/design principles to successfully build products. Key takeaways from this book include: introduction to design thinking, understanding product design principles and their application in real-world.
About the author
Himankini Shah is an experienced technical product manager and Product School coach. She is currently leading the strategic vision of technology products to optimize automation using ML practices to move towards a "hands off the wheel" approach in the Compensation space.
Prior to that, Himankini worked as an Office 365 and SharePoint Consultant at Microsoft, where she led and managed more than 250 engagements with Microsoft Gold and Silver certified partners successfully receiving several appreciations.
Recognize the importance of design thinking in creating innovative solutions. Practice empathy to deeply understand the needs and challenges of customers. Utilize user research methods to gather actionable data for product improvement. Apply design thinking principles to brainstorm and refine product ideas.