Design Thinking - A New Product Development Approach
Design Thinking - A New Product Development Approach
Design Thinking - A New Product Development Approach
Development Approach
Sreekanth N V
Asst. Professor
Overview
• Product Design
• Design Thinking Approach
• Vision and Strategy
• Product Research
• User Analysis
• Ideate
• Design
• Testing
• Post Launch Activities
Product Design
Product design is the process of identifying
-a market opportunity,
Originally coined by David Kelley and Tim Brown of IDEO, design thinking has
become a popular approach to creating products.
• Create a point of
view that is based
on user needs
and insights
Ideate
Brainstorm and come up
with as many creative
solutions as possible.
Product research
User analysis
Ideation
Design
Testing and validation
Post-launch activities
1. Vision and Strategy
A Japanese Proverb
“Vision without action is a daydream. Action
without vision is a nightmare.”
Vision Strategy
Why we How are
are doing we doing
this? this?
Setting Vision
WHY ARE WE DOING THIS?
• Is it User Oriented ?
• Discuss with the Users about
the problem
• Use Digital media and Press
• Take feedback from Users
• Rework on Vision
• Brainstorm with all team
members
• Write down the Vision
Statement…
• Job Stories
Use user stories to prevent
feature creep which is
common in adding all
features to one product
4. Ideation
• Plan The Structure of product
-Using flow charts
-using card sorting method to determine the flow of communication
and command
4. Ideation
• Generate Ideas
-Sketch
-3D / Wireframe
Flow Process Charts
4. Ideation
Validate ideas
-Design Sprints
- Explore the various ideas
5. Design
• Prototyping
- Website template/ 3d printing/CNC/ Android Boards
• Reviewing
-Take feedback of users/ stakeholders
• Refining
-Identify areas to be refined
• Paper/ Digital Prototype
-Develop the prototype using paper and Digital prototype
• Design handoff to production/ 3D Printing
-Discuss with the production team and 3D printing
• Design Specifications
-develop design specifications critical to design
6. Testing and Validation
• Test with Product Team
• Test with Real Users
• Diary Study (User primary task/Workflow of
complex tasks)
- Where were you when using the product?
- What tasks did you hope to achieve?
- Did something frustrate you?
7. Post Launch Activities
• Understand How users
Interact with the product
-Metric Analysis
-Feedback From Users
-Testing Changes in Design
Things to Remember
Sreekanth N V
+91-8050464696
snv.mech@bmsce.ac.in