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| ====== 1. Understanding ====== | ====== 1. Understanding ====== | ||
| - | Phase 1: Understanding – tools for getting an understanding of the current situation from the perspective of your potential users or customers and other stakeholders | + | // Understanding – tools for getting an understanding of the current situation from the perspective of your potential users or customers and other stakeholders // |
| ==== Why understanding ? ==== | ==== Why understanding ? ==== | ||
| - | This stage is about discovering different and new perspective on the subject of your project through insightful research. This is a crucial moment since it will allow you to be more empathic with your potential users, understand the stakes of your project and find some unexpected sources of inspiration. | + | This stage is about discovering different and new perspectives on the subject of your project through insightful research. This is a crucial moment since it will allow you to be more empathic with your potential users, better understand the stakes of your project and find some unexpected sources of inspiration that will be fundamental for the next stages. |
| ==== The tools ==== | ==== The tools ==== | ||
| + | * Activities, Environments, Interactions, Objects & Users AEIOU [[en:AEIOU | AEIOU (english)]] | ||
| + | * Understanding a subject [[en:subject | subject (english)]] / [[fr:subject | subject (french)]] | ||
| + | * Idea Wall [[en:ideawall | idea wall (english)]] / [[fr:ideawall | idea wall (french)]] - how to break the ice and sparkle creativity ? | ||
| + | * [[Observation]] | ||
| + | * [[Interviewing]] | ||
| + | * [[Shadowing]] | ||
| + | * [[Empathy map]] | ||
| + | * [[Stakeholders map]] | ||
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| + | ==== Speculative Design ==== | ||
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| + | Speculative design, also called Critical Design, Design Fiction, Discursive Design, Interrogative Design, Ludic Design, is an approach to design that thrives on imagination in order to open up new perspectives on complex problems. By speculating about how things could be in the future, this approach inspires and encourages people to freely imagine other ways of being, doing and thinking (Dunne & Rabi, 2013) | ||
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| + | * [[en:Brightmirror | Bright mirror_english]] / [[fr:brightmirror | Bright mirror_french]] - How to understand a context ? | ||
| + | * [[fr:tatemarch2019|TATE EXCHANGE - DESIGNING AWARENESS (design spéculatif ou critique)]] | ||
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| - | * Observation | ||
| - | * Interviewing | ||
| - | * Shadowing | ||
| - | * Empathy map | ||
| - | * Stakeholders map | ||
| - | ==== How to communicate with your potential users? ==== | + | //WIP en [[fr:understanding_fr | version fr]]// |
| - | ==== How to communicate your understanding of your potential users to other stakeholders? ==== | + | |
