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Design Thinking encompasses five steps that all come back to solving the user’s problems:
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While UX designers and product designers are both user-focused problem solvers at their core, product designers and UX designers have different priorities. A product designer will focus more of their efforts on making a marketable and cost-effective product that is also easy to use.
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Product design is the process of creating products that offer solutions to a problem in a specific market. Successful product design both serves a business and incorporates users’ needs. Product design includes digital tools, experience design, and physical products.
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The product designer role isn’t one-size-fits-all. Each employer will assign flexible responsibilities that can range from user experience to full-stack designer. Here are some responsibilities that a product designer may have in their job description:
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Product designers go through a process that closely parallels the design thinking process, which includes:
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The UX design process typically follows an approach similar to a design thinking, which consists of five basic phases:
— Alan Cooper, Software Designer and Programmer
It’s easy to get stuck in a design bubble and lose sight of who you are designing for. Throughout the process, remember to take a moment to step back and review your progress compared to the
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