Identifying a Problem (Junior Cert Applied Technology): Flashcards

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Identifying a Problem
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Problem Identification

First stage: define an issue, need, or opportunity to focus solutions

First vital step in design process

Problem Identification

Design Process

Series of steps that guide designers in solving problems

Research and Investigation purpose

Gather info to understand a problem fully

Contextual Factors

Cultural, economic, & technological influences on design

Surveys (research method)

Collect data to understand problem on a larger scale

Interviews (research method)

Provide deep insights by speaking directly with people

Observations (research method)

Offer insights by watching how users behave

Literature Reviews (research method)

Study existing research to find knowledge gaps

Systems Thinking purpose

Find core issues by understanding complex interactions

Human-Centred Design focus

Focuses on user needs to solve design problems

Why clear problem identification is crucial

Shapes goals, aligns team, makes project more efficient

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