Now that the design thinking process is over, you’ve completed a full end-to-end design thinking exploration for a user problem. You’ve understood your users, defined the problem to solve, created a design solution for them, prototyped it, tested it with users, and built the specifications for implementing it.
So, what do you do now that the exploration is over? That depends on what you want to do. You may be completely satisfied with the knowledge you’ve gained throughout this process and ready to move on to a new problem. Or you may want to iterate on your solution based on the valuable information you learned during ...
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