Design Thinking with Rohan

Rohan Sharma

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Episode 6: How to rapidly test your prototype & iterate upon learnings

Episode 6: How to rapidly test your prototype & iterate upon learnings

Test your prototype - the visualisation of your idea(s) - with the stakeholders and obtain feedback. Iterate and improve your prototype as long as needed.

Episode 6: How to rapidly test your prototype & iterate upon learnings

Episode 6: How to rapidly test your prototype & iterate upon learnings

Test your prototype - the visualisation of your idea(s) - with the stakeholders and obtain feedback. Iterate and improve your prototype as long as needed.

Episode 5: How to quickly develop the prototype

Episode 5: How to quickly develop the prototype

Time to get practical! With simple materials you can visualize the prototype of your favorite idea. The main thing is to create something simple, quickly and in an inexpensive way.

Episode 4: How to Ideate & generate Ideas & select the best possible ones

Episode 4: How to Ideate & generate Ideas & select the best possible ones

In this phase you are getting creative. Here you can brainstorm, have visions, be creative. Everything is allowed and even desired. It works even better in a team.

Episode 3: Understand how to define & re-define your customer's problems

Episode 3: Understand how to define & re-define your customer's problems

Specify the challenge you want to tackle. Which target group and which aspect do you focus on? What is the core of the problem that you need to solve?

Episode 1: Design Thinking with Rohan

Episode 1: Design Thinking with Rohan

Solve challenges in the areas of product, service, business, change management and strategy through going from problem to solution.

Episode 2: Empathy, the secret sauce to understanding your customers. And their pains

Episode 2: Empathy, the secret sauce to understanding your customers. And their pains

What is the challenge you are working on? A new product or a new process? Before you brainstorm solutions, it is helpful to look at the problem at bit closer. What are the core aspects? What is really behind it? What do you really want to solve?