Put forth by the British Design Council in 2005, the Double Diamond model is a design process framework that sought to identify and create a standard model of the four most commonly used business methodologies to develop problem solutions.
The process was illustrated as two diamonds connected, holding the four most widely utilized stages of designing creative solutions — Discover, Define, Develop and Deliver — giving rise to the Double Diamond Design Process we use now.
Today, this process is a communication tool that allows process transparency and guidelines necessary to bring about excellent design outcomes with clear directions, goals, and milestones for the teams involved.
What goes into these four stages that make the Double Diamond Design process so valuable in today’s design ecosystem?
We talk about this in great detail in our article, along with how you can adopt the Double Diamond Design Process into your organization. Head over to our website to learn more.
