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Here are a few strategies that work for me: - You might be too close to the problem. Taking a step back and revisiting the problem statements often helps. Ask yourself: What are we trying to achieve? Why are we doing this? Who are we designing for? - Going back to the drawing board and brainstorming with pen and paper is my go-to method. It’s simple but effective. - Sometimes, taking a break is key. If I hit a wall and can’t make progress, I don’t force it. I usually sleep on it and find a solution quickly the next day. - Reading up on studies and user research related to your design topic is crucial. It helps me generate fresh ideas and insights.
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Zooming out is a great one, going deeper into why. Perhaps try to break down into why how others solved a similar problem.
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