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Bezig met laden... The Pocket Universal Methods of Design, Revised and Expanded: 125 Ways to Research Complex Problems, Develop Innovative Ideas, and Design Effective Solutions (Rockport Universal)door Bruce Hanington
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The ultimate portable handbook for designers, students, and educators, The Pocket Universal Methods of Design, Revised and Expanded, is updated to include 125 methods of design knowledge to keep teams as well as solo practitioners sharp. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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The content is actually very good in my humble opinion. Lots of really good suggestions about how to brainstorm or develop good design....some of it seemed a bit repetitive....like having a meeting and putting lots of 'Post-it" notes on a board and then cauterising them. Actually, I've participated in meetings like this that were designed to prioritise certain actions.......but as I thought about the process, we had many people there with limited experience/knowledge about the issues ...and the consequences of actions. But all participant's views were given equal weight. In my view there might have been one critical action that outweighed all the others, but, by the lowest common denominator approach, that fell off the list entirely because only one person or a few were able to understand its significance. Conversely, one might argue that the group opinion is always going to be superior to the individual opinion because it takes into account so many perspectives. Anyway, this is just one technique among 125 or so.
I'm not going to try and catalogue the 125 different techniques here but a few of them are; mind mapping, stakeholder maps, simulations, questionnaires, literature review, participant observation, Kano analysis (what's important to the customer), eye tracking (what holds the eye), design workshops, crowd sourcing and web analytics.
If I was facing a design problem ...or even some decision about corporate action.....I would like to take a flick through this little book to get some tips on possible ways to explore potential actions. There is certainly a wealth of possibilities there and most of them seem pretty sensible. Happy to give this book four stars. I'd probably give the larger version of the book five stars. ( )