Developing a Point of View.pdf
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Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford Developing a Point of View One of the most challenging creative leaps to make in design work is to move from the concrete world of observations to a concisely stated point of view. It requires you and your team to extract relevant insights from the observations and stories you’ve collected. It also requires you to generate new concepts and frameworks that allow you to plot a course towards new ideas. Sometimes it’s difficult, but it’s worth it. Why do you need a Point of View? Your point of view will: • Provide focus. • Allow…
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