design-thinker

To structure design thinking analysis, you provide a frontmatter-driven prompt that guides the process from empathizing with users to defining problem statements. It outputs a canvas-style artifact containing insights, user needs, and a prototype plan.

Problem framing involves defining clear problem statements and success criteria to align stakeholders. By empathizing with users to identify jobs-to-be-done, you produce a canvas-ready analysis that maps insights and next steps.

Yes, you can use design thinking frameworks to generate multiple solution concepts and rapidly prototype them for quick testing. The output includes a canvas-ready analysis with a dedicated prototype plan and next steps.

No, this design thinking process requires no external dependencies or components. It operates independently, requiring only a frontmatter-driven prompt to generate a canvas-ready artifact with problem framing and insights.

You should avoid design thinking for problems that are strictly technical or lack ambiguity, as it is designed for early discovery and concept exploration. It works best for human-centered challenges requiring empathy and problem framing.

You generate a canvas-ready analysis by providing a frontmatter-driven prompt that guides empathizing with users to identify jobs-to-be-done. The output maps insights, user needs, and next steps into a structured canvas format.