Double diamond design process - Revision history

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		+	* Analytic Hierarchy Process AHP.
	* Case-based reasoning CBR.		* Case-based reasoning CBR.
	* Concept design.		* Concept design.

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	Double Diamond is a design process model developed in 2005 by the British Design Council. Using a double diamond diagram, the method breaks down the general design process into four specific phases - discover, define, develop and deliver.		Double Diamond is a design process model developed in 2005 by the British Design Council. Using a double diamond diagram, the method breaks down the general design process into four specific phases - discover, define, develop and deliver.
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	It is a method for using design process visualisation in a graphical way. It was adapted from a model proposed in 1996 by the linguist Béla H Bánáthy. Bánáthy created an earlier version of the model (based on the same four phases) as a method for examining social systems design theory. His study, 'Designing Social Systems in a Changing World', introduced a diagram for a divergence-convergence model which would form the basis of the double diamond design process.		It is a method for using design process visualisation in a graphical way. It was adapted from a model proposed in 1996 by the linguist Béla H Bánáthy. Bánáthy created an earlier version of the model (based on the same four phases) as a method for examining social systems design theory. His study, 'Designing Social Systems in a Changing World', introduced a diagram for a divergence-convergence model which would form the basis of the double diamond design process.

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	* Design.		* Design.

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	* General design theory GDT.		* General design theory GDT.
	* Product design requirements.		* Product design requirements.

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Double Diamond is ~~the name of~~ a design process model developed in 2005 by the British Design Council. Using a double diamond diagram, the method breaks down the general design process into four specific phases - discover, define, develop and deliver.	+	Double Diamond is a design process model developed in 2005 by the British Design Council. Using a double diamond diagram, the method breaks down the general design process into four specific phases - discover, define, develop and deliver.

−	It is a method of using design process visualisation in a graphical way. It was adapted from a model proposed in 1996 by the linguist Béla H Bánáthy. Bánáthy created an earlier version of the model (based on the same four phases) as a method of examining social systems design theory. His study, 'Designing Social Systems in a Changing World', introduced a diagram for a divergence-convergence model which would form the basis of the double diamond design process.	+	It is a method for using design process visualisation in a graphical way. It was adapted from a model proposed in 1996 by the linguist Béla H Bánáthy. Bánáthy created an earlier version of the model (based on the same four phases) as a method for examining social systems design theory. His study, 'Designing Social Systems in a Changing World', introduced a diagram for a divergence-convergence model which would form the basis of the double diamond design process.

	= Product and service development tool =		= Product and service development tool =

−	As a design process, double diamond emphasises problem analysis as the basis for creating a solution for the client. Its development was based on case studies gathered from the design departments at 11 global firms~~, including~~:	+	As a design process, double diamond emphasises problem analysis as the basis for creating a solution for the client. Its development was based on case studies gathered from the design departments at 11 global firms:

−	* Alessi	+	# Alessi
−	* BSkyB	+	# BSkyB
−	* BT	+	# BT
−	* LEGO	+	# LEGO
−	* Microsoft	+	# Microsoft
−	* Sony	+	# Sony
−	* Starbucks	+	# Starbucks
−	* Virgin Atlantic Airways	+	# Virgin Atlantic Airways
−	* Whirlpool Corporation	+	# Whirlpool Corporation
−	* Xerox	+	# Xerox
−	* Yahoo!	+	# Yahoo!

	= Examining the phases =		= Examining the phases =
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	== Discover ==		== Discover ==

−	The discovery phase is based on an idea that arises ~~during a discovery phase~~ and is then explored through ~~several~~ methods~~, including~~:	+	The discovery phase is based on an idea that arises and is then explored through methods:

	* Market research		* Market research
	* User research		* User research
	* Managing information		* Managing information
−	* Design research ~~group~~	+	* Design research

	== Define ==		== Define ==
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	* Project development		* Project development
	* Project management		* Project management
−	* Project sign-off.	+	* Project sign-off

	== Develop ==		== Develop ==
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	* Visual management		* Visual management
	* Development methods		* Development methods
−	* Testing.	+	* Testing

	== Deliver ==		== Deliver ==
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	The delivery stage is marked by the introduction of the product or service that has been proposed. Activities during this stage include:		The delivery stage is marked by the introduction of the product or service that has been proposed. Activities during this stage include:

−	* Final testing, approval and launch.	+	* Final testing, approval and launch
−	* Targets, evaluation and feedback loops.	+	* Targets, evaluation and feedback loops

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =
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	Double Diamond is the name of a design process model developed in 2005 by the British Design Council. Using a double diamond diagram, the method breaks down the general design process into four specific phases - discover, define, develop and deliver.		Double Diamond is the name of a design process model developed in 2005 by the British Design Council. Using a double diamond diagram, the method breaks down the general design process into four specific phases - discover, define, develop and deliver.

−	It is a ~~simple~~ method of using design process visualisation in a graphical way. It was adapted from a model proposed in 1996 by the linguist Béla H Bánáthy. Bánáthy created an earlier version of the model (based on the same four phases) as a method of examining social systems design theory. His study, 'Designing Social Systems in a Changing World', introduced a diagram for a divergence-convergence model which would form the basis of the double diamond design process.	+	It is a method of using design process visualisation in a graphical way. It was adapted from a model proposed in 1996 by the linguist Béla H Bánáthy. Bánáthy created an earlier version of the model (based on the same four phases) as a method of examining social systems design theory. His study, 'Designing Social Systems in a Changing World', introduced a diagram for a divergence-convergence model which would form the basis of the double diamond design process.

	= Product and service development tool =		= Product and service development tool =
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		+	* Concept design.
		+	* Design.
		+	* Design methodology.
		+	* Product design requirements.
		+	* What is design?
		+	* What makes good design?

	= External resources =		= External resources =

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= Introduction =

Double Diamond is the name of a design process model developed in 2005 by the British Design Council. Using a double diamond diagram, the method breaks down the general design process into four specific phases - discover, define, develop and deliver.

It is a simple method of using design process visualisation in a graphical way. It was adapted from a model proposed in 1996 by the linguist Béla H Bánáthy. Bánáthy created an earlier version of the model (based on the same four phases) as a method of examining social systems design theory. His study, 'Designing Social Systems in a Changing World', introduced a diagram for a divergence-convergence model which would form the basis of the double diamond design process.

= Product and service development tool =

As a design process, double diamond emphasises problem analysis as the basis for creating a solution for the client. Its development was based on case studies gathered from the design departments at 11 global firms, including:

* Alessi
* BSkyB
* BT
* LEGO
* Microsoft
* Sony
* Starbucks
* Virgin Atlantic Airways
* Whirlpool Corporation
* Xerox
* Yahoo!

= Examining the phases =

== Discover ==

The discovery phase is based on an idea that arises during a discovery phase and is then explored through several methods, including:

* Market research
* User research
* Managing information
* Design research group

== Define ==

The definition phase ties the findings of the discovery phase to business goals. The activities of this phase include:

* Project development
* Project management
* Project sign-off.

== Develop ==

The development phase develops and tests solutions that are design based to see how they will actually suit the business goals. These activities include:

* Multi-disciplinary working
* Visual management
* Development methods
* Testing.

== Deliver ==

The delivery stage is marked by the introduction of the product or service that has been proposed. Activities during this stage include:

* Final testing, approval and launch.
* Targets, evaluation and feedback loops.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

= External resources =

* Béla H Bánáthy, [https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9780306452512 Designing Social Systems in a Changing World].
* British Design Council, [https://www.designcouncil.org.uk/sites/default/files/asset/document/ElevenLessons_Design_Council%20(2).pdf Eleven lessons: managing design in eleven global brands: A study of the design process].

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