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True/False statements about Design Thinking stages

by Pauli Roodt
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Prototype: Taking an in-situ photo

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Ideate: Brainstorming ideas

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Prototype: Listing equipment needed

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Test: Baking a cake

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Ideate: Creating a concept sketch

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Empathise: Conducting a survey

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Prototype: Updating the recipe

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Ideate: Creating a mood board

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Empathise: Discussing if a product is fit for purpose

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Empathise: Identifying attributes of the end user

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Ideate: Updating the design brief

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Test: Discussing fitness for purpose

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Define: Writing a brief

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Define: Identifying physical attributes

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Test: Evaluating against the specifications

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Define: Writing a problem statement

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