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Businesses that incorporate design thinking into their processes are known to have an edge over the competition. Apple is a company that pioneered this kind of outlook to its products and created a record of success and the ability to wow customers.

Find an overview of the design thinking process flow with prototyping here.

At its core, design thinking is about giving customers more than a great, tangible product; it’s about the intangible, the design that is much more than mere functionality. For instance, Apple’s design and look give more pride than the actual functionality of a phone, which is a well-surveyed fact.

Yet, how businesses go on to make the most of design thinking is through a process flow.

The process flow will usually have variations and iterations based on the industry, the product, and other limitations related to the business structure.

Businesses want to master creative design but have the pain point of being unable to draw up and collate all the information in one place.

Here’s a five-stage design thinking process that makes you bright.

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Template 1 Five-step Flow Illustrating Design Thinking Process

This PowerPoint Template helps companies and businesses understand the five-step flow that marks design thinking. The icons are thoughtful and help you see how the ideas gel together to create necessary magic around creating products and services that incorporate design thinking. Incorporate this professional and appealing PPT Slide to illustrate how Empathy or the ability to empathize is the first to design thinking. Also, look at the logo to understand how dialogue and continuous interaction with stakeholders, especially customers, facilitates this process. The slide touches upon the following four steps in design thinking: define, idea, prototype, and test. In Define, the target is essential as to how close you are to the center of the board; in idea, we have the feedback from Empathy combined with your definition of what you can do to give us practical, hands-on ideas.

Through the concept of prototype, this PPT Diagram showcases key ways to create a working model of the idea and outlines a process that combines the best of both worlds to create a blueprint that will win both investment and support. It is a pre-designed PowerPoint Slide exhibiting five domains in Design Thinking that play a pivotal role in ensuring your products and services get an edge in the market.

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With design thinking, companies can go beyond the mere functional and create models and prototypes that offer success in far more profitable ways. Ordinary gifting chocolate is okay, but what about adding a thoughtful note or another layer of eclairs to make the customer feel even more special? With these design interventions, business value goes up, and one embarks on the design adventure. Get even more details and ideas with a download of our template.

PS Get five stages of the design thinking process here.

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