A time-constrained, five-phase process to solve design challenges through prototyping and user feedback.

A detailed and interactive representation of a product, closely resembling the final version, used for user testing.

The process of gathering insights about users' needs and behaviors to inform design decisions.

The interpersonal relationships and interactions within a team that influence collaboration and project outcomes.

The act of guiding a group through a process, ensuring productive discussions and decision-making.

The art of presenting ideas or designs in a narrative format to engage and inform stakeholders.

The process of refining and improving designs based on feedback and testing results.

A clear description of the issue to be solved, guiding the design process.

Fictional characters created based on user research to represent different user types.

A creative technique to generate a wide range of ideas or solutions in a group setting.

The process of combining insights from user research to identify patterns and inform design.

Software or materials used to create prototypes, such as Figma or Adobe XD.

An individual or group with an interest in the design project, including clients and team members.

The ability to effectively communicate design ideas and rationale to an audience.

The process of incorporating user or stakeholder feedback into the design iteration.

A user-centered approach to problem-solving that emphasizes empathy and experimentation.

Agreed methods for sharing information and updates among team members.

Evaluating a prototype with real users to gather feedback on its usability and effectiveness.

The process of self-assessment and reflection on experiences to promote continuous improvement.

Techniques used to involve stakeholders in the design process and gather their input.

A schedule outlining the phases and deadlines of a design project.

The reasoning behind design decisions, explaining how they meet user needs and project goals.

Working together with others to achieve a common goal in the design process.

The specific requirements and expectations of clients that drive design solutions.

Using visual elements to convey information or ideas effectively in presentations.