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Design Brief in the context of Design Thinking

Design Brief in Design Thinking

In Design Thinking, a Design Brief is a critical document that outlines the project's goals, scope, constraints, and requirements. It serves as a guiding star for the design team throughout the project. The Design Brief typically includes:

• Problem Statement: Clearly defines the problem or challenge that the design team aims to address.
• Objectives: Outlines the specific goals and outcomes that the design solution should achieve.
• Target Audience: Describes the intended users or stakeholders of the design solution.
• Constraints: Identifies any limitations or constraints that the team needs to consider during the design process.
• Scope: Defines the boundaries of the project and what is within and outside its scope.
• Deliverables: Specifies the expected deliverables at the end of the project.

A well-crafted Design Brief helps ensure that the design team stays focused on solving the right problem and delivers a solution that meets the users' needs effectively.

Resources:

1. Design Thinking: The Beginner's Guide

2. The Ultimate Guide to Design Briefs

3. Design Briefs: A Foundation for Visual Problem Solving

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