What is Human Centered Design?

[theshadow]

One of the main problems with this concept is sometimes people don't know what they want. For example, detergent companies in the past constantly received feedback from customers wanting cleaner, brighter sheets. As a result, they kept creating new formulas that would create cleaner, brighter sheets. But what those companies found in the end was customers actually were more influenced by the smell of their sheets, rather than their cleanliness. As a result, the improved smell of a company's formula was what actually caused sales to budge. Just keep something to keep in mind sometimes.

[pedrosanchez]

I believe that if any idea wants to be set out in the world, it has to follow this process without skipping any steps. To be successful, inspiration, ideation, and implementation must happen at some point. Human centered Design is important to make a difference in this world.

[rosaliebocelli]

The video contains a great example of HCD but music distract.

[sr-curio-official]

Thank you for this. Came across this after buying social start up success by Kathleen Kelly Janus on Audible. Inspiration. Ideation. Implementation. Thank you!

[jeremycollins]

major thumbs down where was the subway surfers video underneath to keep me entertained

[markwilde]

So UX design then? Discover your users, design for your users, test with your users, iterate several times and ship.

[RichardGonzalez-vy]

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[matbrady]

This video says absolutely nothing. It's ironically the opposite of human-centered design. To someone who doesn't know what it is, this explains literally nothing. Fail.