Visualization

Challenge and selection I am a student in the bachelor of graphic design and the tool I used was the tool of  visualisation, to communicate a message by visual among my classmate and my lecturer  before attempting to identify and deﬁne possible solutions to the problem. Most design  thinkers call visualisation as the “the mother of all design tools” because they are used in  every stage of the design thinking process. I use this approach often with my classmate,  who is generating many fantasy idea from their brain. I have used the technique of using  sketching through visual imagery their abstract and concrete ideas for further discussion  to allow the ﬁnal project exhibition to proceed eﬀectively.

Application  For our ﬁrst meeting, most of us suﬀer from whiteboard addiction.  30 minutes into the meeting and I break the formally and started to draw on a piece of  paper. It is not the art that mattered, but the surfacing of the problem, conceptualising  ideas and gaining the engagement to shape it better.

Visualisation is a core component of the way that we communicate, we ﬁnd it easy to  articulate problems and concept with circles, boxes, lines and keywords. When we are  dealing with very complex problems, we are enacting a diﬀerent kind of problem-solving  that has to bring in more than just logic. Visualisation is really important for the process of  design thinking because it is a way of unlocking a diﬀerent part of our brain. It allows us  to think in a very non-verbal way and access parts of our brain, our creativity.

Insight Visualisation features a role to play throughout the design thinking. It’s a fantastic tool,  therein sense, in that we are using those tools which a part of our brain at each introduce  the design process, it’s not just something that has an application in one a part of the  design thinking. it's some ways of being useful in several parts of the design thinking  process.

Approach  Since I discovered that the foremost valuable aspect is that the shared insights and  learning. Next time I would use the visualisation tool as the starting point for a series of  design thinking. Then the revised graphic that incorporates their combined feedback can  serve as a references tool throughout the remainder of their work.


Visualization Challenge and selection I am a student in the bachelor of graphic design and the tool I used was the tool of visualisation , to communicate a message by visual among my classmate and my lecturer before attempting to identify and deﬁne possible solutions to the problem . Most design thinkers call visualisation as the “ the mother of all design tools ” because they are used in every stage of the design thinking process . I use this approach often with my classmate , who is generating many fantasy idea from their brain . I have used the technique of using sketching through visual imagery their abstract and concrete ideas for further discussion to allow the ﬁnal project exhibition to proceed eﬀectively . Application For our ﬁrst meeting , most of us suﬀer from whiteboard addiction . 30 minutes into the meeting and I break the formally and started to draw on a piece of paper . It is not the art that mattered , but the surfacing of the problem , conceptualising ideas and gaining the engagement to shape it better . Visualisation is a core component of the way that we communicate , we ﬁnd it easy to articulate problems and concept with circles , boxes , lines and keywords . When we are dealing with very complex problems , we are enacting a diﬀerent kind of problem - solving that has to bring in more than just logic . Visualisation is really important for the process of design thinking because it is a way of unlocking a diﬀerent part of our brain . It allows us to think in a very non - verbal way and access parts of our brain , our creativity . Insight Visualisation features a role to play throughout the design thinking . It ’s a fantastic tool , therein sense , in that we are using those tools which a part of our brain at each introduce the design process , it ’s not just something that has an application in one a part of the design thinking . it 's some ways of being useful in several parts of the design thinking process . Approach Since I discovered that the foremost valuable aspect is that the shared insights and learning . Next time I would use the visualisation tool as the starting point for a series of design thinking . Then the revised graphic that incorporates their combined feedback can serve as a references tool throughout the remainder of their work .