225-slide PowerPoint, PDF
$89.00
$89.00, 225-slides + supplemental tools, Best for: Product managers and facilitators running design-thinking workshops to teach Empathize→Test methods and prototype exercises
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out by grounding Design Thinking in the Stanford d.school framework and anchoring it with real-world case studies from Apple and Singapore Airlines, avoiding a purely theoretical treatment. It includes tangible workshop assets such as a Wallet Design Exercise and printable posters, along with templates for the Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test phases. It’s particularly useful in classroom or corporate training contexts where teams practice the full Empathize–Test cycle, from user empathy to prototyping and evaluation. [Learn more]
1-page PDF document, ZIP
$25.00
$25.00, 1-pages + supplemental tools, Best for: Workshop facilitators and innovation teams teaching the Stanford five-step design thinking process in trainings
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This poster stands out by distilling the Stanford Design Thinking five-step process into a clear, hands-on visual guide that doubles as a practical training aid. Notably, the package includes 2 alternate poster versions in a ZIP for session flexibility. It will be particularly useful for facilitators and innovation teams running design thinking trainings who need a portable reference to structure activities and spark ideation during workshops. [Learn more]
80-slide PowerPoint
$55.00
$55.00, 80-slides, Best for: Workshop facilitators and product teams teaching or applying introductory Design Thinking with hands-on exercises
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck distinguishes itself by coupling a five-stage Design Thinking workflow with ready-to-run workshop ideas and concrete artifacts such as empathy maps, personas, customer journeys, and POV statements, plus hands-on projects like The Wallet and The Marshmallow Challenge. It foregrounds empathy as the foundation of the process and walks through the core activities—Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test—emphasizing iterative, human-centered problem solving. It’s especially helpful for facilitators and product teams new to Design Thinking who need a structured, beginner-friendly resource to run introductory sessions with practical exercises. [Learn more]
3-page PDF document, PowerPoint
$20.00
$20.00, 3-pages + supplemental tools, Best for: Workshop facilitators and trainers needing a printable five-phase Design Thinking reference for sessions
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This poster stands out as a compact, print-ready reference that renders the five-phase Design Thinking process into a hands-on guide suitable for live sessions. Rooted in the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (Stanford University) model, it maps phase objectives, activities, and deliverables and comes in both a vibrant color and a professional monochrome theme as PDF and editable PPTX, optimized for A3/A4 printing. It’s especially useful for workshop facilitators, trainers, and teams seeking a portable, easy-to-reference aid to support design thinking sessions and brainstorming. [Learn more]
32-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 32-slides, Best for: Service design and operations leads running workshops to map customer journeys and identify failure points
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck distinguishes itself by pairing a seven-step Service Blueprint methodology with a clear lines-of-visibility framework, moving beyond a static diagram into a practical workshop playbook. It ships with a ready-to-use Service Blueprint template, a checklist for identifying customer actions and touchpoints, and an example completed blueprint to show how the components fit together. It is especially useful for service design teams and operations leaders who run cross-functional workshops to map journeys and surface failure points, helping them align internal processes with customer needs. [Learn more]
71-slide PowerPoint
$39.00
$39.00, 71-slides, Best for: Project managers and consultants running customer-experience redesigns using the five-phase Design Thinking process
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out by embedding a five-phase Design Thinking workflow with ready-to-use artifacts, making the process practical and actionable for teams. It includes a project charter example detailing business problems, design challenges, operational metrics, and roles, plus templates for empathy maps, personas, and opportunity maps. The resource is most valuable to project managers and cross-functional teams running customer-experience redesigns who need a structured way to align stakeholders and translate insights into prototypes. [Learn more]
1-page PDF document
$20.00
$20.00, 1-pages, Best for: UX researchers and design teams running user-insight workshops needing large-format empathy mapping templates
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This poster-based toolkit stands out by pairing a large-format Empathy Map in formats like A0/A1/A2 with a Stanford Design Thinking workflow, turning a visualization into a structured workshop instrument. The deck includes clearly separated sections for documenting user thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and it embeds sketches of core templates such as the Problem Statement, Empathy Map, and Persona. It's particularly useful for UX researchers and design teams running user-insight workshops that rely on collaborative, real-time synthesis of insights. [Learn more]
46-slide PowerPoint
$35.00
$35.00, 46-slides, Best for: Marketing and product teams introducing human-centered problem solving using the five-phase design thinking process
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out by framing design thinking as both a mindset and a five-phase process, guiding users through empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test rather than just listing steps. It includes a concrete design-school axiom — prototype as if you know you’re right,, but test as if you know you’re wrong — to emphasize rapid feedback and iteration on wicked problems. It’s particularly useful for marketing and product teams looking to embed human-centered problem solving into early concept work and product development cycles. [Learn more]
23-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 23-slides, Best for: Product managers running five-day, cross-functional sprints to validate concepts and build rapid prototypes
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck distills Google's Design Sprint into a structured, five-phase workshop that emphasizes rapid validation over extended deliberation. It ships with practical slide templates for user journey maps and storyboards, giving teams ready-made artifacts to guide each phase. It's especially valuable for cross-functional teams launching new products or features who need a fast, testable prototype within a five-day window. [Learn more]
324-slide PowerPoint
$149.00
$149.00, 324-slides, Best for: Product managers and UX teams running customer-experience workshops and design-sprint prototyping
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out for bundling 36 design thinking frameworks into a single, action-oriented reference and aligning them with the 5 phases of Empathize through Test, making it practical for real-world work. A concrete detail is the inclusion of a Customer Journey Map template (alongside Empathy Maps, Personas, and more) to help translate insights into concrete steps. It’s especially useful for teams running customer-experience workshops, design sprints, or organizational-change initiatives, offering a structured toolkit to drive user-centered outcomes. [Learn more]
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