July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
354 pages
9h 58m
English
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Decomposing your problem
When sketching different ideas, it is useful to pick one specific scenario at a time. In this way, you can focus your exploration on one particular context in detail, before moving to the next. If you are focusing on the business trip scenario, you can ignore how to handle sports equipment until you move to the family skiing trip scenario.
You can move through as many scenarios and personas as you want in your exploration, but going through them one at a time avoids unnecessary distractions.
Even when focusing on a specific scenario, there are many more aspects that you can explore. Often, it is convenient to identify those aspects in advance and then focus on one at a time.
A problem decomposed in several steps ...