This is why your UX Portfolio lacks depth
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In this episode, we explore the natural human tendency to jump directly into solutions when faced with problems, particularly within a business context. We discuss why this rush to solutions is common, stemming from our exposure to and familiarity with various products and solutions around us. The script highlights the importance of understanding and defining the problem first, especially through the lens of design thinking. This approach not only involves empathizing with those affected by the problem but also emphasizes the potential for creating substantial business impact. Key insights include the benefits of slowing down to fully understand the problem, which ultimately leads to more effective and timely solutions. The book 'Change by Design' is recommended for further reading on the principles and applications of design thinking.
In this episode, we explore the natural human tendency to jump directly into solutions when faced with problems, particularly within a business context. We discuss why this rush to solutions is common, stemming from our exposure to and familiarity with various products and solutions around us. The script highlights the importance of understanding and defining the problem first, especially through the lens of design thinking. This approach not only involves empathizing with those affected by the problem but also emphasizes the potential for creating substantial business impact. Key insights include the benefits of slowing down to fully understand the problem, which ultimately leads to more effective and timely solutions. The book 'Change by Design' is recommended for further reading on the principles and applications of design thinking.