As the centerpiece of DT, this diagram is generally referred to as the “design thinking process”.

Get an overview of design thinking with practice tips for every step, all on 1 page!

This revised “desirable, viable, feasible diagram” (v2) illustrates that our design work must increasingly consider solutions that are healthy, equitable, and sustainable.

Before starting with empathy — indeed to figure out who we might learn from and who we might design for — we must first orient to and frame our project in a design-thinking-style way.

Talk more like a design thinker with key phrases and common prompts, all on 1-page!

Kick off your project design-thinking-style by orienting to and framing your effort as a design challenge, deciding who to design for and who to learn from.

Use these select diagrams and concise worksheets to prepare for your design-thinking-style empathy conversations.

Leverage these easy-to-use templates to describe who you’re designing for and to frame the design challenge(s) you’re pursuing.

Generate and visualize new solution possibilities with these sharpie-friendly ideation and storyboarding worksheets.

This testing kit will help you get your work out in front of others for feedback and to learn.

Here is a 1-page “Design Project (DP) Pitch Canvas”, which is great for headlining and summarizing the current state & status a design-thinking-style project.

This bespoke MURAL template for DT Projects enables remote and hybrid teams to visually collaborate design-thinking-style.