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Designlab | Unit 1 | Design Process Orientation

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When you are learning anything for the first time, be it skiing, the piano, journalism, or in your case, UX design, it can be helpful to have a process to orient yourself. Without a process to lean on, you may find yourself dealing with a lot of uncertainty, which can lead to feelings of anxiousness or being stuck. This lesson, as well as the module “rundowns”, are here to prevent you from getting lost and set you up with a roadmap for completing your first end-to-end product design challenge. At this point in the course, you’ve been shown three processes: Design Thinking, the UX Design Process, and Lean UX. To recap, Design Thinking is a creative and collaborative problem-solving methodology used to generate more empathetic and innovative solutions. Synonymous with Human-Centered Design, Design Thinking involves moving through five phases: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test. The UX Design Process clearly illustrates the skill sets required to make mobile apps, websites, an

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