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• TITLE: Does Design Thinking Run Counter to Design?

  AUTHORS: Shukai Wang

  KEYWORDS: Design Thinking, Design, Profession, Vagueness

  JOURNAL NAME: Art and Design Review, Vol.10 No.1, January 14, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The world needs unity. It needs more and more people to unite and give full play to their professional skills to make things better. Innovative thinking has always been the thinking mode advocated by designers, not the result that can be achieved by a deliberate thinking mode. It contains a variety of thinking modes. It is an efficient unity of analysis and intuition, rationality and sensibility. It is not only an efficient complex, but also a whole brain thinking. This is the reason for the birth of design thinking. Design thinking is a thinking mode that encourages people to explore the essence of problems and reconstruct them. This is also a way of thinking, which helps to improve the development of design. The original intention of design thinking is to bring us a new perspective to face problems and create different solutions. It can be innovative and awesome. It plays the role of beginning and framework.