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Build to Think
The document discusses the importance of prototyping in design, emphasizing that a successful prototype teaches valuable lessons rather than being flawless. It highlights the need to unlearn preconceived notions to deepen understanding and gain new insights. Key themes include the concepts of building to think and the necessity of clearing one's mind to absorb new knowledge.
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Build to Think
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- 2. A successful prototypeis not one that works f lawlessly…
- 3. A successful prototypeis one that teaches us something about our objective, our process, and ourselves. — Tim Brown, Change by Design
- 5. © Hartmut Esslingerund frog team/Arnoldsche Art Publishers
- 6. Source:The Wall StreetJournal
- 7. © Hartmut Esslingerund frog team/Arnoldsche Art Publishers
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- 10. My own roughprototype at Adobe!
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- 12. To understand somethingis not to be able to define it or describe it .
- 13. Instead, taking somethingwe think we already know, and making it unknown deepens our understanding of it . — Kenya Hara, Designing Design
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- 16. When we realizewhat we don’t know, we actually know more.
- 17. You can’t addmore water to a full glass…
- 18. Clear your mindto add new knowledge.
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