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Course 1) What does the Test phase help in validating? 1 point
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The team's assumptions made during the solve phase.
How does an The alignment of the solution with the initial problem statement.
NPTEL The team's expertise in design and development.
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The alignment of the solution with the initial problem statement.
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2) During the Test Phase, what is the main activity that takes place? 1 point
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Creating low-fidelity prototypes.
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Analyzing the problem statement.
Elephant and Presenting the final solution to stakeholders.
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Creating low-fidelity prototypes.
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01 (unit? 3) During the Test phase, if the design team receives conflicting feedback from users 1 point
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Ignore the conflicting feedback and proceed with the original design.
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Workshop 01 Remove the feature to avoid confusion among users.
(unit? Analyze the feedback in-depth to understand the underlying reasons.
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Incorporate all suggested changes to satisfy every user's preference.
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Ignore the conflicting feedback and proceed with the original design.
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(unit? 4) Why is the Test phase considered an iterative process in design thinking? 1 point
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n=48) It requires the team to repeat the previous 3 phases.
The END - It involves multiple rounds of prototyping and user testing.
Part 1 (unit? It necessitates a constant comparison with competitors' solutions.
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It extends the duration of the design thinking process.
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unit=44&lesso It involves multiple rounds of prototyping and user testing.
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Finale & 5) What is the significance of iterating and refining the prototype during the Test 1 point
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(unit? It ensures the prototype is visually appealing.
unit=44&lesso It eliminates the need for further testing.
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It aligns the prototype with business goals.
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It improves the solution based on user feedback.
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It improves the solution based on user feedback.
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6) How does prototyping in design thinking contribute to risk reduction? 1 point
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It eliminates the need for testing and validation.
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unit=44&lesso It guarantees a flawless final implementation.
n=53) It allows for quick development of the final solution.
It identifies potential issues and challenges early in the process.
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It identifies potential issues and challenges early in the process.
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7) During the test phase, what is the significance of testing the prototypes with actual 1 point
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To confirm that the prototypes are error-free.
To validate that the prototypes are visually appealing.
To ensure that the prototypes match the initial ideas exactly.
To gather user feedback and identify areas for improvement.
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To gather user feedback and identify areas for improvement.
8) Which principle emphasizes quick testing, learning, and refinement in the Test 1 point
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"Exclude Features, Execute Fast."
"Fail Fast, Learn Faster."
"Exclude Feedback, expedite the progress."
"Perfect prototype makes perfect product"
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"Fail Fast, Learn Faster."
Caselet for Q 9,10 : In the Test phase of a design thinking workshop, participants are immersed
in refining their prototypes for a project aimed at revolutionizing public transportation. They're
confronted with intricate challenges that demand a deep understanding of the design thinking
principles.
9) During user testing of a high-fidelity prototype, the participants encounter a situation 1 point
where user feedback is overwhelmingly positive about the aesthetics and interactive features of
the solution. However, one user points out a crucial flaw that compromises the safety of the
passengers. How should the participants reconcile the conflicting feedback while adhering to
design thinking principles?
Prioritize the aesthetic and interactive aspects, as positive feedback outweighs a single
safety concern.
Ignore the safety concern since it contradicts the overall positive user feedback.
Immediately halt the project to address the safety issue, disregarding other feedback.
Analyze the safety concern and explore ways to integrate it into the design without
compromising the user experience.
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Analyze the safety concern and explore ways to integrate it into the design without
compromising the user experience.
10) In their pursuit of an innovative public transportation solution, the participants are 1 point
creating both low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes. However, they find that some stakeholders
are skeptical about the benefits of using low-fidelity prototypes, as they may not fully represent
the final solution. How can the participants effectively communicate the value of low-fidelity
prototypes and their role in the design thinking process to these stakeholders?
Explain that low-fidelity prototypes are only for internal use and do not impact the final
solution.
Highlight that low-fidelity prototypes allow for quick testing, learning, and refinement of
ideas.
Assure stakeholders that low-fidelity prototypes will be discarded after user testing.
Convince stakeholders that low-fidelity prototypes are solely for showcasing design team
creativity.
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Highlight that low-fidelity prototypes allow for quick testing, learning, and refinement of ideas.
