TERM - 1
1. CREATIVITY: The ability to perceive the world in new ways, making, and connections.
2. SCALE: Size or extent.
3. CONTEXT: The circumstance that forms the setting for the statement, or idea and in terms of which it can be fully understood.
4. STAKEHOLDERS: A person, group, or organization that has an interest in a company and can affect or be affected by the business of the company.
5. STAKEHOLDER MAPPING: It is the visual process of laying out all the stakeholders of a product, project, or idea on one map.
6. TYPOGRAPHY: This is the art and technique of arranging type (letter and text) in a way that is legible, readable, and appealing when displayed.
7. EXPRESSIVE TYPOGRAPHY: Letters are not just carriers of meanings but have now become real physical shapes.
8. ASSUMPTIONS: Supposition believed to be the 'truth', without concrete proof. When someone says cupcakes, we assume this shape.
9. NEW POSSIBILITIES: Something which has not happened yet. Which is very new.
10. CREATIVE THINKING: Coming out with creative ideas logically.
11. SLICE AND DICE: Breaking down a task/problem into smaller tasks.
12. CROSS BREEDING: Combining two things/objects and creating a completely different item.
13. IDEA BOX: Listing down random ideas under a category and making different combinations.
14. SCAMPER: It's a thinking tool that helps in changing a design.
15. SUBSTITUTE: Object that has the same function as the object you want to substitute.
16. COMBINE: Adding another object to your object.
17. ADAPT: This can be useful in different settings.
18. MODIFY: Making changes in its features.
19. ELIMINATE: Taking out some part of the object. Here, removing the legs of the side table.
20. Circle Of Opportunity: Selecting 12 areas that we might want to design and rolling a dice to get 2 of them.
21. SIX THINKING HATS: It is a book written by Edward de Bono. It introduces us to new ways of thinking and taking decisions.
22. WHITE HAT: Focus on the available data.
23. RED/INTUITION HAT: Signifies feelings, hunches, and intuition.
24. GREEN/CREATIVE HAT: Focuses on creativity; the possibilities, alternatives, and new ideas.
25. BLACK HAT/DEVIL'S ADVOCATE: Look at a decision's potentially negative outcomes.
26. YELLOW HAT: Look at opportunities and benefits. Opposite to black hat.
27. BLUE/PROCESS CONTROL HAT: It deals with controlling the thinking process.
28. Perception: The individual way of seeing things.
TERM - 2
Timeline: A graphical representation of a period of time.
Association: a connection between two variables.
Consumer: who uses the product.
Customer/buyer: who buys the product but does not necessarily use it.
Subject: a person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with.
Demography: description of people.
Self Identity: perception about oneself.
Social Identity: An individual's self-concept is derived from perceived belonging to a certain social group by adopting the acceptable values, norms & behaviors.
Etymology: Breaking down a word to understand its meaning.
Ergonomics: the study of human interaction with an object.
Usability: ability to use a product for why it was bought in the first place.
Utility: Various ways of using a product.
Case study: an in-depth study on something.
Infographics: the visual representation of data.
Inferences: conclusion reached through research and evidence
Power Grip: grasping something using the palm.
Pinch Grip: holding something by make squeezing it between the fingers.
Contact Areas: area of the body where the object comes in contact.
Primary method: Collecting data directly from the source.
Secondary method: Collecting data from the sources that have taken data from the Primary source.
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