Lecture

Formulating Design Problem Statements

Description

This lecture focuses on transforming a design challenge into a clear Design Problem Statement (DPS) by iterating through steps such as domain research, competitive analysis, and user insights. Examples illustrate the importance of user needs and insights in crafting effective DPSs.

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