Lecture

Design Thinking: Ideation & Prototyping

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of design thinking, focusing on ideation and prototyping in real-life scenarios. It explores the importance of consumer foundation, the design company vision, and the process of creating consumer products. The lecture delves into the stages of prototyping, emphasizing the need for quick, intentional, and iterative prototyping to drive innovation and user-centered design.

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