Become a more mindful designer 

Thanks for the feedback! Showing this type of thing is tricky but I'll definitely work on it. If you want to see an example of how I design mindfully in the context of a real project, check out the Behind The Design playlist :)

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Thanks so much! I actually don't have any resources to recommend for that, although it's a great question. What I usually do is "internalize" the problem statement as if I was a user experiencing the problem (sometimes I am!) and tell the story from there. This allows me to talk about why it's important. Also, I like to outline the text of my case study in a google doc before I even start to compile the visual case study. First I just write down EVERYTHING I did and learned, then I organize and edit from there, and that's seemed to work well for me :)

@@MaddyBeard thank you so much for explaining your presentation process. This will help me a lot in my future presentations 👍🙂

Thanks so much!

If you take another step back to look at your processes, and design work in general, you would realize that every design work you do, every product you create will eventually turn out into conclusions and teach you to approach and handle users better next time. Once you learn you move on to use this new knowledge on your next, improved, project. Hence: every work you do holds an AB testing factor inherited within. “Everything is an experiment “ as Tibor Kalman described the creative and design work. Not taking the human response and behavior/usage as a calculated factor taught from previous versions of your work makes you less “a designer” and more “an automated machine” that basically ignores previous knowledge of human experience - isn’t this a design paradigm?