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Applying Design Thinking to everyday problems

We all get frustrated by crappy user experiences from time-to-time. Websites that don’t work as we expect, poor service experiences, or badly designed products, the list goes on. As experience design practitioners we are more sensitive than most to badly designed experiences – and it provides rich fodder for office discussions and examples when we explain what not to do.

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Rob Cowie

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