bmad-cis-design-thinking

To run a design thinking session, state your challenge and select empathy methods to start a guided workflow. This approach uses a reusable template and design-methods reference to structure the session from empathy to testing.

Apply an empathy-driven workflow using a facilitation-first approach to structure user research. This keeps participants focused on user needs during empathy mapping and prevents premature judgments before ideation.

This structured design thinking workflow suits classroom workshops and service design contexts. It provides a guided process for teams needing iterative collaboration from empathy to testing.

Use a facilitation-first approach to keep participants focused on user needs and avoid premature judgments. This methodology provides structured guidance to help teams empathize with users before framing problems.

Yes, you need a predefined challenge to start a human-centered design session. Initiate the workflow by stating your challenge and selecting empathy methods to guide the collaborative process.

Yes, the design thinking process includes an executable prototype for rapid, iterative collaboration. It guides teams through a complete workflow from empathy to testing to refine solutions.