Design thinking is said to find more innovative solutions to problems in less time and with less expense than traditional methods by initiating a continuous joint discovery cycle between the client and practitioner. Shortly after this process, an inexpensive, rapid prototyping cycle is initiated that creates “touchable” solutions that the client can test. These two interconnected cycles are repeated until a desirable and viable (as determined by the client) solution is found. Only then does the practitioner implement the new solution (10, 11).