Design Process for ANYTHING

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If you don't have an well structured design process, it means you're just winging it, and most probably won't get good results.
The process I use is this:
1. Understand the problem
2. Idea LOTS of possible solutions
3. Validate your ideas with clients or customers
4. listen to their feedback and improve your selected idea.
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[hilarycombs]

This is so profound and helpful. In the past I would fine-tune an idea before getting client feedback thinking that they are more likely to approve it if it looks finished. THEN the client gives me feedback and a new direction, and I've wasted hours. Validation step is critical.

[danalarcon]

The process resembles an "adjustment" to the Design Thinking model. Thanks for the suggestions!

[eddytritten]

The Design Process explained in 7 minutes!

[i_am_a_real_cat]

My design process:
Start with an idea
Do all Details
get frustrated
start over

[herrDOS]

Thanks for sharing this. CG artists often say the pipeline is the king. Haven’t really encountered designers paying attention to it too much.

[jsmith]

Love what you said about having a lot of ideas. I really agree with this concept! Exploring as many solutions to a problem before doing the work will SAVE so much time and effort. It helps find the BEST solution, rather than the first good one. Many solutions are possible, but the most easily communicated one is usually the best one! Thanks for re-enforcing these concepts, Ran!

[jefferywicks]

I recently worked on a Human Centered Design project with +Accumen/Ideo and the process was 1. Inspiration 2. Ideation 3. Implementation. Very similar to the process you just described.

[clairzu]

Note for myself
1. Ask clients about their required designs in details
2. Come up with many ideas for your design
3. Listen to feedback
4. Always look for the opportunity to improve

[juliuschooi]

One of the best explanation in the world

[zeinabalimostafa]

I'm Egyptian girl in Helwan university in English section of commerce faculty, l 'm happier with listening You ♥️🎓

[gameplaysongs]

you should explain visually with graphics i cant getting your points clearly thanks

[paladintank]

How do you not get overwhelmed when finding inspiration and just stick to one thing? I get overwhelmed. How do you use the principles of design in your work?

[whenraindropsfall]

Thank you!! I knew this but I didn't really recognise it as a process. Now I know how to tackle my design assignments. Thank you thank you and have a nice day

[movingdog]

How do you communicate to the client about how much time will each phase take? Do have a set estimate for research time? Do you often get client to react: this must take loooong time?

[esteladeluz]

Super good stuff, clear and exactly the message I needed for my Design students. Thnx a

[samdarnel]

Step 1 : understand what you’re trying to design . What the goal is, what they’re trying to achieve, the audience and the competition. Research + interviews.

[ErlichMaramot]

love it! I know this was made 2 years ago but it's totally helpful. thank you so much!

[franknyambe]

I'm finding it very hard to work with shapes on photopea. I cant make a shape then start another one, it keeps on making changes to the same current one, or sometimes the previous shape somehow disappears

[RYS]

Seems like you listened to Chris Do! Great Job!

[Unisthegreat]

Will you be my mentor 😭 Such good content