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We generate our ideas based on our how might we statement while empathising our target user. After all our ideas have been written down on a piece of paper, we then evaluate each idea by asking 'yes, but' and 'yes, and' to further build on each idea.

it involves collating data from the observation stage (first stage called Empathise) to define the design problems and challenges. By using methods for synthesising raw data into a meaningful and usable body of knowledge — such as empathy mapping and space saturate and group — we will be able to create an actionable design problem statement or Point of View that inspire the generation of ideas to solve it. The How Might We questions open up to Ideation sessions where you explore ideas, which can help you solve your design challenge in an innovative way.

We collated insights by synthesising raw data from the empathise stage. After that, we used the empathy map (say, think, do, feel) to define the problem statement.

After that, we create a empathy map (say, think, do, feel) which allows us to create an actionable design problem statement

ctionable design problem statement or Point of View that inspire the generation of ideas to solve it. The How Might We questions open up to Ideation sessions where you explore ideas, which can help you solve your design challenge in an innovative way.