Design

What is your design process? Do you follow something you learned at work/school? Or maybe even better came up with your own process?

I remember being really turned-off by the double diamond (below) at design school. It seemed far too linear and limiting to deal with the complexity of anything apart from where to put a button. 

It did seem to help if you just wanted "to do" and not think very much. But I'm much more excited about Design as an intellectual field that offers a critical yet creative viewpoint on things vs. simply a tool for implementation.

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I guess that’s just a to do list ?

The notorious double diamond would be more something like understand the context -> describe a problem -> devise solutions -> develop and iterate on best solutions -> repeat

Literally make a list

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I never really honed in a design practice.  It was also never taught to us in school.  What is interesting now is that there are all of these processes, that I can learn, and am learning versus when I was in school 20 years ago.

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