Powers of ten
This is an ideation play that encourages us to generate ideas based on polar opposite constraints. By exploring extreme scenarios and contrasting conditions, we are challenged to think creatively and test the boundaries of our ideas.
Participants are encouraged to think beyond the immediate problem, idea or solution and consider the broader context, stakeholders, and consequences. By incorporating this concept into the ideation workshop activities, participants can develop more innovative, user-centric, and impactful design outcomes.
Outcomes
- A broad range of ideas generated around a topic
- Unique solution possibilities that normally wouldn't have been surfaced
The stages
The four stages of the Service design and delivery process are Discovery, Alpha, Beta, and Live.
Digital service standard
This play helps your service meet the following criteria of the digital service standard.
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