Create a design prototype without a single line of code.
Creating digital tools can be expensive, so it's critical to have confidence in your solution before starting to build. One trick is to test potential features of your digital solution using existing tools.
Design a brochure featuring your new idea.
Capture the essence of your product or service with a snappy, beautiful brochure. Test it out and see what people think of it.
Get great by prototyping with simple materials.
Prototyping gets easier with practice. How about starting with something super simple? Exercise your prototyping muscle with Post-its or scratch paper.
Materialize your ideas using what's around you.
It's easy to get stuck in a cycle of talking about our ideas, but design is all about action. Use this exercise to help your team move past theoretical concepts and start making things.
Become immersed in your user's life. Break out of your designer bubble and immerse yourself in the environment you're working to create solutions that feel both fresh and relevant.
Group facilitation with uncooperative people.
People will do a remake of a Shakespearean scene except they will improvise it a little and change the words with something funnier.
Met behulp van een stroomdiagram en jouw nachtmerrie scenario bepalen hoeveel BHV-ers je nodig hebt.
Use the Group Works cards to design/debrief your facilitated session and/or live in the moment to deal with challenges that emerge.
Participants attempt to count to 20, saying the numbers in a random order without repeating any.
The KANO model is one the most effective methods of prioritization. It allows you to look at the importance of tasks from the customer's perspective.
