The Double Diamond revamped
- The British Design Council's Double Diamond conveys a design process that consists of four stages: Discovery, Definition, Development and Delivery.
- IDEO's human-centred design ideology defines human centred design as a creative approach to problem-solving that starts with people and ends with innovative solutions.
- @d.school’s Design Thinking process is a methodology for creative problem solving.
The double diamond revamped aims to provide designers with a tool and is based on these ideas.
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