DESIGN TOOLKIT

cyber neo design kits will enables young designers to get started in design world with a collection of practical design methods : simple description, level and time based with a step-by-step guideline to help you choose the right method that works for your design. *Please note that while these cards are my own original designs, the design methods featured on them are not my creation. My goal in sharing them is only to spread awareness of their usefulness, and I claim no ownership over them.

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SERVICE BLUEPRINT TEMPLATE

This is a service blueprint map that lays out the entire landscape of the service deliverable. This helps clarify and pinpoint the details that could be improved or identify potential problems.

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USER JOURNEY TEMPLATE

The user journey is the most powerful tool to refine both the present and future stage of a customer experience.

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VIDEO DEMO

The video demo is a method used to explain the way a product works in real life. This tool explicitly shows users how a product can help its customers by depicting a pre-recorded use scenario.

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IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

The written action plan that outlines steps that identify exactly what will be implemented, and by what means, in the next stage of the product or service.

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STRATEGY ROADMAP

The strategy roadmap visualizes the key points while connecting conceptual strategy to an execution plan in order to achieve the goals.

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SOLUTION ROADMAP

The solution roadmap describes how the solution is being implemented. It’s a realistic method that proves the possible solutions. 

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CUTOUT SCENARIO

Cutout scenarios encourage participants to collaborate on ideas and present them in a tangible medium using paper cutouts.

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SPEED TESTING

It’s important in website and application design to capture initial user impressions. Speed testing measures user takeaway based on 5-10 seconds of receiving information.

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IMMERSIVE TESTING

Immersive testing gets participants to test the product or service while immersed in the subject testing environment.

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EXPERT TESTING

xpert testing is used to review a product or service by asking for a field expert to identify usability flaws and possibilities for improvement.

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PEER TESTING

Peer testing is an iterative process where designers ask their peers from similar backgrounds to test the product or service.

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BETA TESTING

Beta testing offers a trial run of the early-stage functionality of a product or design. This allows real users to test the product and respond in real time.

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USER JOURNEY

The user journey is the most powerful tool to refine both the present and future stage of a customer experience.

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PRODUCT MOCK-UP

The product mockup is a 2D or 3D model that represents the idea of your product in a tangible way. A mockup is often used to test and get feedback on the visual look and feel of a product

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SERVICE BLUEPRINT

This is a service blueprint map that lays out the entire landscape of the service deliverable. This helps clarify and pinpoint the details that could be improved or identify potential problems.

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LEGO PROTOTYPE

Lego bricks allow designers and users to quickly translate creative ideas into a simple tangible prototype or service scenario. 

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CLICK DUMMY

Click Dummy is an interactive prototype of a website and/or application that aims to test the workflow ability of the design. This gives a preview of the  characteristics and main functionality of the product.