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Design thinking activities and tools - Enterprise Design Thinking (ibm.com)

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As-is Scenario Map Build a better understanding of your users’ current experience. #Reflect #Synthesize research

Empathy Map Build empathy for your users through a conversation informed by your team’s observations. #Reflect #Synthesize research

Experience-based Roadmap Break down your long-term experience into the most essential near-term outcomes for your user. #Make #Plan your work

Feedback Grid Gather and organize feedback from users, team members, or stakeholders. #Reflect #Test your ideas

Needs Statements Outline what users need in order to achieve their goals. #Reflect #Synthesize research

Playbacks Tell stories to share your work and exchange feedback. #Reflect #Align your team

Storyboards Communicate ideas through visual stories that showcase how they fit into your users’ lives. #Make #Generate new ideas

To-be Scenario Map Draft a vision of your user’s future experience to show how your ideas address their current needs. #Make #Generate new ideas

Assumptions and Questions When your team needs a “reality check,” identify your assumptions and the best ways to address them. #Reflect #Plan your work

Big Idea Vignettes Rapidly diverge on a breadth of possible solutions to meet your users’ needs. #Make #Generate new ideas

Hills If you don’t know where you’re going, you might not get there. Use Hills to clearly state your intent in terms of user and market value. #Reflect #Plan your work

Hopes and Fears Learn and discuss each others’ hopes and fears before starting a project or on-boarding new team members. #Reflect #Align your team

Prioritization Grid Decide your next move by focusing on the intersection of importance and feasibility. #Reflect #Plan your work

Stakeholder Map Identify project stakeholders, their expectations, and their relationship to each other. #Reflect #Synthesize research

Empathy Map Build empathy for your users through a conversation informed by your team’s observations. #Reflect #Synthesize research