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Design Thinking Wallet Worksheet

This document outlines the steps for designing a wallet for a partner using design thinking techniques. The process involves interviewing the partner to understand their needs, reframing the problem, ideating potential solutions by sketching 4 designs, getting feedback on the ideas from the partner, prototyping the top idea using materials like paper, and observing the partner use the prototype wallet. The overall goal is for one partner to design a wallet that meets the other partner's goals and needs based on insights learned through interviewing and feedback.

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Design Thinking Wallet Worksheet

This document outlines the steps for designing a wallet for a partner using design thinking techniques. The process involves interviewing the partner to understand their needs, reframing the problem, ideating potential solutions by sketching 4 designs, getting feedback on the ideas from the partner, prototyping the top idea using materials like paper, and observing the partner use the prototype wallet. The overall goal is for one partner to design a wallet that meets the other partner's goals and needs based on insights learned through interviewing and feedback.

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Stanford’s Design Thinking Worksheet (Edited) | Created by Ely Apao, with edits by Brian Tan

Step 0: Sketch your ideal wallet at the back of this paper (3 mins)

Challenge: Design a Wallet for your Partner


Step 1: Interview your partner (6 mins, 3 mins for each partner)
Your Notes:
Sample Questions: What’s in your partner’s Why does he/she carry this item? (Ask why
wallet? What do they like/not like about it? Why often). Find out stories from the wallet & about
does he/she have this wallet? the person you are interviewing.

Step 2: Reframe & Define (2.5 mins)


My partner's goals and needs:

Insights I learned about my partner:

What would you like to focus on when you design for your partner? State the
problem (fill in the blanks)
__________________ needs a way to
_________________________________________________
____________________________________________ (but/and/so)
_________________________
____________________________________________________________________
__
Step 3: Ideate. Sketch at least 4 different solutions (5 mins)

Step 4: Get feedback on your ideas (4 minutes, 2 mins for each partner)
Ask your partner what ideas/concepts he/she likes from what you’ve sketched. Take
notes here and sketch a better idea based on the ideas/concepts your partner found
interesting.

Step 5: Prototype (7 mins)


Get some paper/old newspapers and use the materials available to make an actual
prototype of the wallet. A prototype is something that you can give to your partner
and they can actually use.

Step 6: Give the wallet. Observe them use it (5 mins, 2.5 mins for each partner)
Get some old newspapers/magazines and make an actual prototype of the wallet. A
prototype is something that you can give to your partner and they can actually use.

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