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    The document provides guidance on framing a design challenge by having the reader: 1) Identify the problem they are trying to solve as a design question. 2) State the ultimate impact they want to have. 3) Brainstorm possible solutions to the problem while thinking broadly and allowing for surprises. 4) Note the contextual constraints such as geographic, technological, time-based, or population factors. 5) Revisit and tweak the original question if needed.

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    The document provides guidance on framing a design challenge by having the reader: 1) Identify the problem they are trying to solve as a design question. 2) State the ultimate impact they want to have. 3) Brainstorm possible solutions to the problem while thinking broadly and allowing for surprises. 4) Note the contextual constraints such as geographic, technological, time-based, or population factors. 5) Revisit and tweak the original question if needed.

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    Frame Your Design Challenge: What Is The Problem You're Trying To Solve?

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    Marcelo Luis Teseo
    The document provides guidance on framing a design challenge by having the reader: 1) Identify the problem they are trying to solve as a design question. 2) State the ultimate impact they want to have. 3) Brainstorm possible solutions to the problem while thinking broadly and allowing for surprises. 4) Note the contextual constraints such as geographic, technological, time-based, or population factors. 5) Revisit and tweak the original question if needed.

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    Frame Your Design Challenge

    What is the problem youre trying to solve?

    1) Take a stab at framing it as a design question.

    2) Now state the ultimate impact youre trying to have.

    3) What are some possible solutions to your problem?


    Think broadly. Its fine to start a project with a hunch or two, but make sure you allow for surprising outcomes.

    4) Finally, write down some of the context and constraints that youre facing.
    They could be geographic, technological, time-based, or have to do with the population youre trying to reach.

    5) Does your original question need a tweak? Try it again.

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