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Learn how your team can deliver faster, better, stronger products through Agile methodology.

Let’s discuss two modes of thinking—visual thinking and Design Thinking—and the way they help you design and produce products that delight your customers.

Here’s how mind mapping can help you capture thoughts and ideas so you can think more creatively and make better decisions.

In this article, we’ll go over the best practices for communicating your UX plans to get buy-in before design work begins.

Let's take a closer look at the Ideation stage and some best practices for completing this stage of the Design Thinking process.

We’ll walk you through this second step so you can confidently continue on your Design Thinking journey.

Knowing what to do after a brainstorming session is often more important than getting together to ideate in the first place. If you want to turn a brainstorm into workable ideas, here are some great ways to get started.

We’ll walk you through how to create a useful empathy map to meaningfully capitalize on that hard-won user empathy.

In this post we’ll explain how to apply Design Thinking within your own team using Lucidspark.

Check out our helpful guide for stakeholder mapping to chart your course from start to finish.

This article will help you create your own user personas so you can design better solutions for your users.

Read on to learn what low-fidelity mock-ups are, where they fit in Agile design, and how they can streamline your process and enhance your final deliverables.