Design Thinking

 A designer creates a website one way. A developer codes a website a second way and the user follows a unique path that matches neither the designer’s nor developer’s original plan. Usability testing helps the design and development teams create a website that can function for all users without frustration. The goal of almost every […]

Have you ever gone shopping and become so overwhelmed that you didn’t buy anything? Have you have gone to a website and become so frustrated that you leave the site and never come back? In both of these instances, the organization of information was not working, thereby turning you off. When users do not want

Some would say the most fun part of Design Thinking is ideating. With rules like ‘no judgment,’ ‘everyone is welcome,’ and ‘the more outlandish an idea, the better,’ it’s hard not to enjoy the process.  On top of these pressure-free rules, the goal is to think up as many ideas as possible.  In my experience

When sitting down trying to solve a problem, where do you start? This is a dilemma many struggle with, including business leaders, inventors, and engineers. With the introduction of Design Thinking in the 1990s, the messy process of designing was given a structure with clearly defined steps and objectives. Instead of guessing as solutions, people