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Robert Curedale

    Comprehensive step-by-step guide : Experience Maps
    Design Thinking Process & Methods 4th Edition
    Design Methods 1
    Design Research Methods
    Design Methods 2
    • Design Methods 2

      200 More Ways to Apply Design Thinking

      • 398pagine
      • 14 ore di lettura

      Each of the 200 methods has a condensed one page step-by-step instructions for easy reading. Included are templates, descriptions of each method, instructions on when, where and why to use each method, resources needed and references. The two volumes in this series outline the design methodologies presented in a series of successful international workshops by Rob Curedale based on the methods of the world's most innovative organizations. The author Robert Curedale focuses the experiences of decades of tacit knowledge from managing design for some of the world's leading design brands and design consultancies and teaching at influential design schools and universities in Asia, Australia, Europe, Detroit, Los Angeles and Silicon Valley. This is probably the largest collection of design methods that is available and with the companion volume 2 covering an additional 200 design methods, ISBN-13:978-0988236240, is an indispensable resource for anyone practicing or studying in all fields of design and architecture including product design, interior design, exhibit design, graphic design, user experience design, web design, packaging design, automotive design, branding, design education and design research.

      Design Methods 2
      4,2
    • Design Research Methods

      150 Ways to Inform Design

      • 290pagine
      • 11 ore di lettura

      This book provides quick and practical research techniques that you can use to inform design. You will be introduced to essential research techniques such as affinity diagrams so that you can successfully base your design directions on user-centered evidence to get client buy-in. Design Research is one of the fastest growing areas of design as organizations are trying to target design solutions more accurately and successfully. The book is intended for designers in all fields, architects, researchers, and business executives as well as students, seeking a foundational understanding of design research terms and techniques who want to create business value and strategic impact through informed design. Each method has a description of how to use the method, why to use the method and when to use the method. Further references are supplied.

      Design Research Methods
      3,9
    • Design Methods 1

      200 ways to apply design thinking

      • 396pagine
      • 14 ore di lettura

      Each of the 200 methods has a condensed one page step-by-step instructions for easy reading. Included are templates, descriptions of each method, instructions on when,where and why to use each method, resources needed and references. The two volumes in this series outline the design methodologies presented in a series of successful international workshops by Rob Curedale based on the methods of the world's most innovative organizations. The author Robert Curedale focuses the experiences of decades of tacit knowledge from managing design for some of the world's leading design brands and design consultancies and teaching at influential design schools and universities in Asia, Australia, Europe, Detroit, Los Angeles and Silicon Valley. This is probably the largest collection of design methods that is available and with the companion volume 2 covering an additional 200 design methods, is an indispensable resource for anyone practicing or studying in all fields of design and architecture including product design, interior design, exhibit design, graphic design, user experience design, web design, packaging design,automotive design, branding, design education and design research.

      Design Methods 1
      3,8
    • In this book are described the most powerful tools available to craft superior experiences for your customers and end users. These powerful and flexible methods are collectively known as experience maps. These maps are a response to the realization that it is more efficient and successful to make products, services, and experiences that people want and need. They can be used to optimize the design of goods, services, architecture, spaces, and interactions and to plan business strategy. Through applying these methods, organizations can deliver a more compelling and valuable experience. Mapping builds consensus across your organization with stakeholders, to positively impact your entire organization and your bottom line. These methods are core strategic tools and will become required skills for every working designer and manager.

      Comprehensive step-by-step guide : Experience Maps