Design Thinking

What is the primary goal of Design Thinking?

• To create complex business models

• To solve problems creatively with a user-centered approach

• To maximize profits at any cost

• To follow traditional business strategies

Which of the following is NOT a stage of Design Thinking?

• Empathize

• Define

• Evaluate

• Prototype

In which stage do you focus on understanding the users and their needs?

• Define

• Empathize

• Ideate

• Prototype

What happens during the "Ideate" stage?

• You define the core problem

• You test the final product

• You generate multiple possible solutions

• You build a prototype

Why is prototyping important in Design Thinking?

• It helps to create a final version of the product

• It allows testing ideas quickly and cheaply

• It eliminates the need for testing

• It focuses only on market research

What is the correct order of the Design Thinking stages?

• Empathize → Define → Prototype → Test → Ideate

• Define → Empathize → Test → Ideate → Prototype

• Empathize → Define → Ideate → Prototype → Test

• Prototype → Empathize → Define → Test → Ideate

Which of these is an example of applying Design Thinking?

• A company blindly copying its competitor’s product

• A business conducting user interviews before designing a solution

• A company launching a product without testing

• A team skipping brainstorming to save time

What makes Design Thinking different from traditional problem-solving?

• It follows a fixed step-by-step business plan

• It focuses only on making a profit

• It is user-centered, iterative, and encourages experimentation

• It avoids taking risks and trying new ideas